Hunting a 100 yds behind some houses.

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  1. SkyThumper

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    First sit in this stand behind some homes produced a nice doe so far ![​IMG]


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    Is this in an urban area? Sometimes those are the best spots
     
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    Basically yes, it's a single patch of woods surrounded by residential homes.


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    Congrats. Nice doe.
     
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    Good deal. I like hunting close to home.
     
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    Love to urban hunt. Nice tasty doe.
     
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    Sorta takes the fun out of it. I could shoot deer from my back porch but don't want to spook them. Of course my wifes garden pays the price.
     
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    My best blind is about 100 yards behind my house. Our place borders a 1000 acre game land, so we've always got deer around even though I rarely see them unless I'm out on the back side of the hill or in the blind. We have very few neighbors, none closer than a 1/4 mile or so.
     
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    I am just south of D.C. Most of my setup is with in sight and all between 75/200 yards of homes on my property. Best stand I have is 60 yards from a pinch between two houses. Est wind setup blows my scent towards the homes lol
     
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    Urban areas usually produce pretty good animals. You just have to pick your shots, the last thing you want is a blood trailing job that leads you into someone's backyard after dark. Dragging a buck out from under a kid's swing set doesn't make for good press.:hater:
     
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