Angus74

Ok, this year Im getting to hunt in Northern MO in some really good farm country, and I have one great loking spot picked out and have a question and need a little advice.. first off there is a 300+yard long finger of timber/brush about 25 yards wide seperating 2 large soybean fields. The finger runs east/West with a field to the North and South. And a large patch of timber to the East. I want to set up right between the corners of the two fields in the end of the strip,, but should I let my scent blow into the field to the south? Im guessing that will be the best bet?? And should I access this spot through the field edge on the downwind side of the finger,, or go in through the finger to remain unseen?? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

mobow

I don't suppose you could drop in from a parachute could ya?

What's to the north of the northern field?

Angus74

Hey Mobow,, the North end of the Northern field is the property line and access road into the piece of land.. and more beans on the other property..I do like the parachute idea,,