Keep in mind that the yellow lines are my usual trails to access my stand already set up in large whit oak, about 10 trds from most active scape and a well know thoroughfare from bedding areas. The yellow dot with red dot inside is the scrape area and my already put up stand. If I came right at it, I believe I would spook and run deer further out of property line and back into the bedding. Would it make a difference to make this an afternoon hunt, or morning, since the bedding is so close, as well as active scrapes.
This other photo shows the north end borderd by a creek and food plot is in the field at edge of tree line.
As I have said earlier that the hunt clubs often run the deer aross the creek (blue line) and into our area...but not until late November. We have stands located at all major creek crossing, and special two tier video stand on corner of clover field.
Any suggestions on how to get to the PRIME spot ( in yellow) without disturbing any bedded, or roaming deer. Would this be a better afternoon or late morning hunt since they will be looking to bed after eating in mid morning?
The red dot (stand) in north part of land bordering creek is wher I shot two bucks, let a few walk, and leveled a nice TOM.
All suggestions are welsome
This is the land with bordering clubs (approximatey 900 acres) Nothing but dogs and if its brown its down yahoos
Which way would you go in?
