Buckeye, thanks for the input. The spot you marked in blue is a good area. I've had success just a little south of where you marked it there. The road actually runs right thru there and actually helps as a funnel just north of there. The deer filter down the western side of that field to the southern tip of the field and cross the road right there. Also, I really like the spot you pointed out with the orange dot. That ravine drops off pretty steeply. Right at the northern most point of it there is a oak flat that runs to the edge of the field. What is your opinion on tyingthe fence up to try to give the deer a focal point that's easy to cross therefor forcing them by my setup, (with neighbors ok of course)?Ever tried it, does it work with mature bucks?The neighbor doesn't have any cattle so it shouldn't be any issue.My stand that is just south of that is actually on a flat in at the bottom of the ravine where it branches and runs to the northeast.
