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buckeye

01-15-2007 09:28 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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I will put something together for you, maybe buckeye can do a sticky. Give me some time.

I don't have the power of the sticky :D

It is a little hard to explain.... It is just from a lot of scouting and a lot of aerial map reading. After a while you can just put it together so to speak.

gri22ly

01-15-2007 09:44 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

Just by looking and just gussing
Red- my stands
blue- travel routs
green- buck bed
yellow- doe beds

archer58

01-15-2007 09:45 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

Germ,
How big an area in acres is this wood lot?
Are there oaks in the interior?

Germ	01-15-2007 09:48 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

Nice work Grizz on the trails!!

Where you have the buck bead on the othr side of the river is real close. I can not hunt over there but I scout it from the street, and the point of the triangle is where i have seen a big buck .

Your other buck bed is where they cross the river.

Bedding area to the North needs to go west a tad, nice work ,B+ for you!!

Germ	01-15-2007 09:50 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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ORIGINAL: archer58

Germ,
How big an area in acres is this wood lot?
Are there oaks in the interior?

There are oaks on the North and south side along the river about half way into the woods on the south side. About half the field on the north side.

There are very few oks in the middle, but there are 2-4.

20 acres of woods

buckeye

01-15-2007 09:51 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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Anyone have a guess on the tree line in the middle farm running almost West to East on what it use to be?

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The only thing I could guess is a pasture fence line that grew into a hedge row.

Now it's buried a couple pages back... What's the answer?

Germ	01-15-2007 09:53 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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ORIGINAL: buckeyebuckhntr

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Anyone have a guess on the tree line in the middle farm running almost West to East on what it use to be?

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The only thing I could guess is a pasture fence line that grew into a hedge row.

Now it's buried a couple pages back... What's the answer?

Old Railroad!! I can see the bridge supports in the river from my boat.

MonsterBuckDreams

01-16-2007 04:54 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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ORIGINAL: Germ

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ORIGINAL: MonsterBuckDreams

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ORIGINAL: Germ
Ok this was not planned, but I wanted to show how close you can get when you can read a map, and understand how deer move.

Buckeye gets an A

Guys, please explain how you got all this from merely looking at an ariel view. I'm guessing that buckeye guessed the bedding areas right because they were just the densest parts of the forest? And how about travel patterns, how do you guys know just by looking at a picture?

Eager to learn. Thanks.

I will put something together for you, maybe buckeye can do a sticky. Give me some time.

Thank you sir! Looking forward to it.

mobow

01-16-2007 05:03 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

buckeye, your 3 blue stands on the west....Which wind would you hunt those and why? I have my own idea, but believe you me I've been wrong before. Oh, and what would be your entry route?

buckeye

01-16-2007 07:07 PM

RE: Hey Buckeyebuckhtr

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buckeye, your 3 blue stands on the west....Which wind would you hunt those and why? I have my own idea, but believe you me I've been wrong before. Oh, and what would be your entry route?

Blue stands were keyedfor an east wind. The east wind would blow out over the corn field.I would access the area from the west along the edge of the corn fields.

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