NHbuckhunter

today i was walkin around other side of new property in nh at my fs house. kinda close to the house maybe 2oo yards away i noticed a few old apple trees not many apples on it but a few on the ground. there are deer travel routes on it but no poop but tracks. there are noticeble trails and another house near by but they can come from across the road to this section with a thick section of cover nearby i walked around and on the way back i jumped a doe close to our house must hhave pushed her back ecuase i made a loop. do you think this would be a good spot to hunt even knowing the foud source in this certain area in scarce but there are like 3 or 4 trails i found tks again and this is my first post so i wanna just say hi to everyone tks again
kyle

mohunter09

Personally I dont like to get an area with only one view. If im setting up for an all day hunt that I want to be succesful with, I try to find a spot where I can see numerous spots that the deer on my land are known to travel throughout. Such as: my tree stand is over a crop field, in front of a pond, to the side of a open tree filled area, and to the right of a creek im always sure to see someting even if its not a deer.

timbercruiser

Buying a cheap trail camera and putting it out for a couple of weeks would be a lot of help to you.

Night Crawler

do yourself a favor, don't buy an elcheapo, get a good mid priced camera you will thank yourself later.