tbyrd

I have read that doe bedding areas are great morning stands during the rut but my question is how do you find doe bedding areas? What signs do I need to look for (besides a bedded down doe). How do I know I have found one once I find the signs?This is just aquestion that has been on my mind that I haveyet to find the anwser to.

thanks

mobow

Meadows with tall grass is a great one. They love tall grass fields. Brushy ridges are good, cedars are also good. Just good thick areas.

ultra man

I agree, find the thickest stuff you can find, preferably within a reasonable distance to crops, white-oaks, etc, and bubba will be-a-lurking