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10-15-2005, 04:48 PM
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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: MO
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|  Can Some1 Help A Guy Out? ok i need some help  i have been scouting for about 2 weeks really hard this year because last year i came up empty handed... ok i havnt seen any deer or any deer tracks or signs of deer i have found scrapes in evergreens but ....they are on the ground though.....i dunno if rabbits ate the bark off or not..... i got a trail cam set up and it has nothing on it yet well what should i do to help me to find if there are n e deer in there ? i put a photo of the land i will be hunting all of that is timber and the dark spot in the photo is where i will be hunting at ( it is a patch of evergreen, also where i got my 1st deer) i have 3 spots in there but i dunno if there are n e deer in there there are 3 stands along that south fence where i have seen 4 deer heading to the pond i was in the far southeast corner stand by the ditches intersection btw that field is a wheat field surrounded by corn fields and pasture to the north ok i got 2 ?s for u people 1) where should i hunt at ? 2) how can i maxamize the chance of me finding where deer are if you have an analysis to what i can do please help me....i am in need of some huting help..... should i bait them to see what i get on cam ? how should i get there quietly ?(the strait up north house by the pond is mine)  Last edited by kwaldeier; 10-15-2005 at 05:21 PM. |
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10-15-2005, 10:41 PM
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| Senior Member  Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: claxton georgia
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 | well you already know where they are feeding.if you can determin where they are bedding, put your self in a location between the feeding and the bedding spot on a well used trail. try not to disturb the bedding area or walk near or through it getting to your stand.most baiting is illegal so id be carefull of that. look for tracks around the perimeter of the food plots to see where they are coming in and out of the woods and place your camera there.look at your tracks...on a bucks prints the front and rear tracks will be in line with each other. on a doe they will be different.. a does rear hips are wider than her fron so that she is able to give birth.if you look at the tracks good you will see the difference.when you place your stand put it about 50 to 75 yards from the trail so not to travel on it or leave your scent lingering.you may want to use a drag line with some tarsels going to the stand. good luck
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09-25-2007, 02:59 AM
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| If you have corn fields you better find a good trail along the edge going to a bedding are probably a thicket or a draw. They maybe traveling a tree line between a food supply and the pond. If its real dry that pond will be a good place to start they do need water. Have any springs on the place.? |
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