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Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Bowhunter!77, Jul 14, 2017.

  1. Bowhunter!77

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    Where you find the most recent sign of activity. Boots on the ground are needed as a photo cant be used to place a stand. At best a photo can only aid in telling you were to place your boots to look for sign.
     
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    No.6Hunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    What are the property borders of where you are hunting?
     
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    where ever my hidey hole plots are, and any oak/persimmon trees I could find. might even put a water hole for early season
     
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    You might want to look at that long cleared line that runs from the top to the right side. Find a major place where the deer cross that opening.
     
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    I see a few nice funnels that are always good spot for catching bucks


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    Boots on the ground.

    What are the fields planted in?
     
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    Always be conscious how you get in and out with alerting deer of your presnce. Then, if possible, hunt near water in the early season and look for intersecting trails.
     
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    I always like inside corners of field edges and any good covering around water holes.
     
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    FingerMike Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I like to sit a few yards inside the woods on a field edge. So I can catch them walking the line of headed out


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