Late season success?
#11
RE: Late season success?
ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
My secret is to get my butt off of the couch and go..can't kill anything layin around and scratchin where it itches.
My secret is to get my butt off of the couch and go..can't kill anything layin around and scratchin where it itches.
#12
RE: Late season success?
Like they said, food food food...
I put out some corn and my trail cam and got these pics, looks like the Does need a little thinning out. ihad put the corn out @ about 2:30 pm that same day.
I put out some corn and my trail cam and got these pics, looks like the Does need a little thinning out. ihad put the corn out @ about 2:30 pm that same day.
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manassas, VA
Posts: 3,612
RE: Late season success?
During the late season I have always had better success in the afternoons. Since food sources around here are so hard to find, I try to key in on bedding areas. I want to be as close as I can to those so that when the deer leak out and start their movement to feed, I am right there to shoot. If I am too far away, I risk not seeing the deer during daylight hours. I like to set-up next to where thickets and hardwoods produce an inside edge where the deer feel comfortable moving even when the leaves have dropped. I love hunting the late season because no one else is in the woods.
#19
RE: Late season success?
ORIGINAL: NY/Al
Food is right! One thing that I love about late season is that when you find one deer, you find them all...
Food is right! One thing that I love about late season is that when you find one deer, you find them all...
I need to find their food. lol
#20
RE: Late season success?
the thick timber i sit in during the rut...i abandon those places for field edges, fencerows, food sources, and bedding areas
seems to work for me, isolate yourself a food source and be in the tree at the right time
seems to work for me, isolate yourself a food source and be in the tree at the right time