Good stuff Greg! Makes allot of sense. I can relate to what you say but sometimes prevailing wind directions make it tough to hunt certain hot paths leading from bedding to feeding areas that I would love to be sitting on, this is the case in my woods anyway. I wish the woods I hunt was flip flopped around. It would be so much easier to hunt the North prevailing wind then. My food sources (crops) are all North of the bedding areas and big woods. I can still do what you say but I've got to be that much more careful and only hunt when there's hardly any wind or if I get lucky enough and get a southish wind. Good stuff though Greg and thanks for the info!!

Good stuff right there Greg. Thanks for sharing your strategy and secrets. You arent diein on us are you??

Greg, What time of day have you seen-shot trophy bucks? Do you hunt all day?

I'm glad you brought that up because I forgot to put that in there! [&:]

I usually do not hunt all day. I do not usually hunt mornings until around the 1st of Nov. During the month of Nov., in the mornings there are two hot times for me. They are 6:30 AM and 8:00 AM. There are two in the evenings as well, 3:30 PM and 4:30 PM.

Thanks Greg. Next Question: do you use calls? If so, what kind?

great post man! thanks alot!

The only problem I see with what you said though, is that it makes me get my hopes waaay up because you make it sound so easy!! lol.

thanks for the info!

I use grunt calls. I've had a lot of success with them andposted a thread about blind calling with them a while back.

Thanks Greg. I'll be putting this info to use on that new piece of land I got to hunt in west Tx.

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Bound to read that info in a furture article from some guy who knows it all. I can hear you now, "Hey, I said that"

Thanks for the info.Nice deer!

Just noticed what you were pointing at and the reason for the grin...