However, in the oddball situation where one has neither but the spot is a dynamite travel corridor, THAT may merit leaving it as is, to make entry & exit while hunting easier, and with less impact (deer spooking)
And another thing regarding my spot….I wish I had less bedding areas. There are too few areas that I can get into without the increased potential of spooking a deer out. Too much of a good thing I guess.
ABSOLUTEY valid points. In reality.....when I say I "wish" I could hunt them in the parks system (the 230 acres I often elude to).....it's probably best that I can't.
Crittr:
I look at hunting as staging (the hunter) between points of interest. If we can manipulate these points (add bedding areas, food plots, etc...)....we BETTER know where to stage. Right now....they use this area (parts of it) as a travel corridor. But the bedding areas they're traveling from.....are a good ways off. So....their travel routes to these spots is sporadic. By providing them with a known point......and knowing what that next point is.....we can know, better, wehre to stage to kill them.
It works like that in my head
