I have 1 property with 6 fence-row corners. 4 are bordered by bedding areas/thick, with a small pond in between the corners.(Visualize an old cattle lot if you will) The other 2 are bordered by big woods and bedding/transition areas.

Without having a picture, can anyone maybe shed some insight on how you would hunt or have hunted an area like this?

Thanks, LT

Make A spot in the fence that is easier for the deer to cross and they will come.

This is true as I have had deer come into the old lot to drink. They came right in between 2 corners to cross under the only strand of barbed wire there.(Top strand)

LT

You want the inside corners. These can be money! One of the trickier things about fencerows is that they are tough to get in, without being undetected. I suggest using the hills (if any) in the field to hide movement.

As for the fence, that is golden. Best of luck to you!