should i cover my 4 wheeler...
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
Posts: 315
RE: should i cover my 4 wheeler...
I always would park mine a good distance away from my stand and walk in from there. Last year however due to a knee injury, my walking was kept to a minimum. One day in particular I had it parked only a hundred yards away and shortly after sunrise there were three does feeding within maybe 20-30 yards of the quad. Only one of them even seemed to notice it was there but none were concerned about it.
Not covered up either and it's even red !
If there's snow on the ground a simple old white bedsheet works well to camoflage a bike, just beware of hot exhaust when putting it over. (I do this more to keep it away from human eyes!)
Not covered up either and it's even red !
If there's snow on the ground a simple old white bedsheet works well to camoflage a bike, just beware of hot exhaust when putting it over. (I do this more to keep it away from human eyes!)
#7
RE: should i cover my 4 wheeler...
Personally I think it is better to part close and walk little verses walking a long distace and spreading more stink around. They do not seem to be too turned off by the wheelers.
Although I do seem to have the best luck when someone drops me off right at the base of my stand and drives off.
Although I do seem to have the best luck when someone drops me off right at the base of my stand and drives off.
#9
RE: should i cover my 4 wheeler...
the way people rant an rave about scent control now a day's hows does a quad not put off fumes, or the smell of gas.yeah u might see does or young bucks but dont ya think it would keep the big boy away?? now if you cant walk due to an injury or illness i COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND as this is the case with my father....but for me i think some rubber boots an walkin as far as possiable is alot quiter an less scent?
#10
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Tulsa, OK
Posts: 74
RE: should i cover my 4 wheeler...
I've parked 75 yards away and 25 yards away. Almost every year someone in our camp has a deer walk right by or within 5 -30 yards from the 4wheeler. I had big 8 point walk right next to my 4wheeler last year. He didn't have a care in the world. Too bad I missed him. Luckily he walked on down to where my Dad was and he popped him. I think alot of it has to do with the amount of traffic in your hunting area. We hunt leased land so there is not alot of 4wheelers around. But I've also heard guys say the more 4wheelers the better because the deer get used to it.