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RE: While we are talking strategy.
ORIGINAL: buckeyebuckhntr I walk a lot of old logging roads to my stand setups and the deer use these trails as well... I only recall being busted once from a deer cutting my track..... It wasn't even on a deer trail.... She started the old stomping first.... Then the snorting.... Then a couple Hickory nuts fell next to her and she turned inside out high tailing it 40 or so yardsaway and stopped....looked back my wayand kept on snorting at me [&:] I try like heck not to cross them. In MI I can get to 5 stands without crossing |
RE: While we are talking strategy.
I do my best to not cross them, but sometimes it's simply unavoidable. When I do have to cross them, I DO NOT step on them. I stay as far off of them as possible.
One place I hunt is big woods, and the deer literally come from anywhere. I am YET to see a deer trail in those woods. Somewhere, a deer will cross my entry/exit path, there's simply no way around it.....Well, unless I parachute in..... |
RE: While we are talking strategy.
John, i have the same situation as you do, and about the same results. We must not stink [8D]:D
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter Do you worry about crossing deer trails when you go into your stands? There are some places I hunt, I just can't help but to cross over trails. I can't remember seeing a deer get alarmed when it crossed where I have walked. But it may happen where I would not be able to see it. |
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