GR8atta2d

Let me just think out loud here.

We all believe that big bucks are smart in comparison to younger bucks.

We think if we bump them once or twice from an area, even in pre-season scouting they'll be gone.

So suppose for a minute that there was an area that you believed held a couple good bucks,that was off limits to hunting. But you could walk the land. In addition you could hunt surrounding land. Could you then assume that you could walk that non-hunting land just prior to the season and bump those bucks a couple times. Thus having them possibly relocate to your hunt-able property??

I realize the size of this "daytime holding land" would have to be small..so let's say 40 acres or so.