what are you going to do?
 

to improve the place you bowhunt this year?

RE: what are you going to do?
 

Scout a ton. I have always loved scouting but I have taken it to a new level this year. Been out at least 5 times for an average of 4 hours a scout since the season ended. Finally got a GPS and am working hard on mapping and exploring many of the areas I hunt on the military base.

RE: what are you going to do?
 

I was invited to join a hunting club this year so the area I'll hunt is going to be different than I'm used to hunting. I plan to scout more, bush-hog as many areas as I can to promote new growth and make shooting lanes.

RE: what are you going to do?
 

I'm going to try to hunt some places I haven't hunted in a while. I've done some walking this weekend and found some places with good potential.

RE: what are you going to do?
 

within a few weeks im tearing up the ground at every spot and planting a few food plots ,
worked very well at one of my spots this year ,so i decided to do all of them

RE: what are you going to do?
 

There isn't much I can do, it's State land. It's nice land though!

RE: what are you going to do?
 

Replanting my clovers, expanding my plot more with some other plantings as well.

RE: what are you going to do?
 

I'm on the fence right now about our main food plot. We planted a turnip/clover/rye mixture this past season, and it proved to be a more mid-late winter source for the deer than in the fall/early winter. I've heard that it's best to give a certain plot a least two years to allow the local wildlife to become accustomed to it, so we may replant, or we may plant a new mix of heavy clovers and some sort of protein.

I'm hoping to also add a smaller plot adjoining our main plot. Not sure on what plant I want in there yet.

RE: what are you going to do?
 

More food plots. Mineral licks

RE: what are you going to do?
 

weed some more Does, and pass on smaller bucks, try to take some yotes out.