How about some pointers on this
#1
How about some pointers on this
First of all I know how difficult it is to judge the topography of a piece of land just by a picture, but Im hoping by the tree lines and my notes would tell a little about this property. Landon (Vabowman) and his buddy came to walk it last weekend, JoeyG (Joe) walked it with me a week before...and im still waiting for Brett. I wish him the best with the bread in the oven!
Can you help to point out any funnels, or hot spots to set up on from this aerial picture. It borders a huge creek, averaging 4-8 ft at times through the summer and winter. The red dots are where my stand setups are, but I still have a few to hang. The land across the creek is heavily pressured by dogs annually. Its where a bunch of old school dog hunting people and a hunt club run their dogs.
Can you help to point out any funnels, or hot spots to set up on from this aerial picture. It borders a huge creek, averaging 4-8 ft at times through the summer and winter. The red dots are where my stand setups are, but I still have a few to hang. The land across the creek is heavily pressured by dogs annually. Its where a bunch of old school dog hunting people and a hunt club run their dogs.
#2
RE: How about some pointers on this
If I had to pick ONE spot on that map. Take the red dot (stand location) at the end of the s in food plots and move it into that funnel.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
#3
RE: How about some pointers on this
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
If I had to pick ONE spot on that map. Take the red dot (stand location) at the end of the s in food plots and move it into that funnel.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
If I had to pick ONE spot on that map. Take the red dot (stand location) at the end of the s in food plots and move it into that funnel.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
#4
RE: How about some pointers on this
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
If I had to pick ONE spot on that map. Take the red dot (stand location) at the end of the s in food plots and move it into that funnel.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
If I had to pick ONE spot on that map. Take the red dot (stand location) at the end of the s in food plots and move it into that funnel.
Can you still see the food plot and that trail (white line) at the same time. That one jumps out at me. I'll look at it a little more.
I actually killed the only two bucks last year at the red dot between bottom field and creek. There is a trail and a crossing withing 35 yrds. It seems as if they are traveling up and down the creek bank on my side...alot
#5
RE: How about some pointers on this
I think your in good shape. The deer trails are actually somewhat telling you of the funnels. Both ends of the field where you have stands shown in the dark green. The ridgeline down and along the creek. Your in good shape.