this is where i huntand was wondering if my stands appear to be in goodlocations, its hard to pick out one specific trailbeacaus there are hundreds of trails in those tree-lines crossing from field to field.little info it is an old airport, very flat
Blue: Deer secret hinding spot, real brushy
green: roads
Red lines:hunting boundaries
Red dots: stands

They all look to be in good locations to me, but i'd hafta see for myself but if i were you i'd put a camera up or something and see which trail is getting used more often...

Without seeing the lay of the land, looks good to me.

I'd stick a stand in every inside corner I had....or had enough stands for. Just my .02

yeh i only got 3 stands, those deer are impossible to pattern. Oh yeh and from one end to the other in the big field it is .6 of a mile.

What are they eating RIGHT NOW, buddy....and where is that?

What's your acorn crop look like?

Where are the oaks?

Water?

well ive only seen one oak really loaded with acorns. it edges a field, one thingabout this place its very possible for there not to be one single deer within any of the boundaries i hunt. they really move a lot.The land is full of wet-weather springs, and Artisian wells so bad the land wont perk for septic or anything. but they are all dried up right now water source isin my field behind my house buti dont see them unless its after hours.

What reason do they have to be on your hunting land?

That's what I'm after.

well.....up until the hay was cut it was full of red clover but now thats wound up in giant white marshmellows. The place i have labeled secret deer hinding spot is a major spot to jump deer they cross the road from place to place at this point. i really could not tell you a reason they have ot be here maybe thats way they seem to disappear every fall.

I think from stupidity in my past years of ridin 4-wheelersand such they are nocturnal not completely but it gets worse as the year progresses.