ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
The difference is the size. The similarities are --- everything else.
No, the difference is that for BOWHUNTING purposes, a big CUT CORN FIELD is open terrain with NO COVER for a hunter to attempt to get close, which usually means little to no chance for success. And deer are NOT stupid. I've rarely been able to perfectly pattern deer on ag-fields in most of the areas I hunt, because they don't have patterns much of the time. Like I said before, if it were that easy, I'd have a wall full of BOONERS, because I KNOW where there are some, but getting within arrow range just ain't that easy. The only similarity is that it's a FOOD SOURCE, beyond that, a corn field can be more difficult to hunt than a stand of woods, because at least the woods give you avenues of approach.
OK, I can't argue that. I have zero experience hunting ag fields. My only knowledge of patterning deer in ag areas is info I have read. I'll get back to you on food plots if mine have grown by Sept 27th!
