Wet weather,flooded timber,and the deer right now

[bloodcrick]

Man its been flooded for so long around here i believe the Deer Herd are gonna be sporting webed feet this bow season [&:]
Around my work they are bunched very tight on a very few high spots out in the open, all woods are under water in that area. any one else seeing the same thing??

[TEmbry]

My numero Uno deer spot has been flooded for nearly 2 months now. Unless something is done with the beavers[:@], who multiply faster than freakin rabbits btw,on the neighboring property, It wont be deer huntable this year.My grandad actually took TNT to a beaver dam back in the 70s down there, but that is another story for anotherday.

The only reason Im not complaining to bad is because I have many more farms to choose from, and this flooded timber/20 acre field, should make for one hell of a duck hunting bottoms this winter. 2 miles from the fork of two major rivers meeting, a 15 acre lake 600 yards away. Woodies are already there in hords, should make for some fun hunting. The cranes and egrets have already found it, every time I drive by there are probably 15 down there.

I too wonder where the deer go to. One farm was under literally 10 feet of water, ALL over. The rivers backed up real real bad, and filled the place up like a bowl. Took a week for all the water to finally drain.

[bloodcrick]

To bad about the beavers, i know how they can be. I used to trap them alot, I have saved many the tree with traps

[Kid]

ORIGINAL: bloodcreek

Man its been flooded for so long around here i believe the Deer Herd are gonna be sporting webed feet this bow season [&:]
Around my work they are bunched very tight on a very few high spots out in the open, all woods are under water in that area. any one else seeing the same thing??

I don't know exactly where you are in Indiana, but i do a lot of hunting in White County, Illinois which is just across the Wabash River from Indiana and i couldn't even get to my best spot a few days ago. The creek goes down quick, so i'll get in there the next time i go down. The deer always come back the minute the creek is back in it's banks.

[bloodcrick]

Very small world, i work just across the Wabash River on the Indiana side of Wabash county Ill. at gibson station, cross that bridge and look around, there are deer everywhere on the hillsI dont hunt there, but my area in Pike has alot of standing water.

ORIGINAL: Kid

I don't know exactly where you are in Indiana, but i do a lot of hunting in White County, Illinois which is just across the Wabash River from Indiana and i couldn't even get to my best spot a few days ago. The creek goes down quick, so i'll get in there the next time i go down. The deer always come back the minute the creek is back in it's banks.