What does everyone hunt over during archery season (bait if you can, scrapes, rubs, trails, food plots, etc.).

Do you recommend hunting from a stand or from a blind or ground?

I prefer hunting out of a Stand. I personally like the improved field of view. Although some spots blind is the ticket.

I spend the biggest part of my hunting time in pinch points or funnels.

Dan

I really like hunting in blind just because your a little more hidden but you really have to double up on scent blocker. I also like the tree stand because you can see more.

I hunt corn fields, in the timber where there is a small cleraing, or on the edge of the timber line. Those are my favorite spots to be.

I prefer a tree stand... I hunt near buck bedding unless its rut, then funnels, and pinch points near or between doe bedding.

I hunt mostly from treestands,I liketo hunt were to different type of woods meet, like pine and hard woods,deer tend to
walk along the edge of these areas especialy if they lead out to a feeding area.

I love the treestand and will hunt where ever I find the sign... Perfer woods/timber, but a corn field will do..

I like hunting fields but most of my stands sit just inside the woods so I can a litttle bit of both. last year i used scents during the rut and called all season (grunts/bleats) and I hunted over corn but this year i have two stands over mineral sites/trails and i have a blind over a foodplot I also hope to get a hangon for a corn field.

I use a climbing tree stand so I can move depending upon the wind...I like to hunt white oaks that are falling next to cutovers...I also like persimmon trees during bow season...

I mostly spot and stalk here in NW Montana, but also have several ground blinds that get set up for the pinch points or funnels.

I use treestands 95 percent of the time, mostly hangons put up ahead of time. I will get in a blind more this coming year than last though.

I hunt over fields and food plots more lately. At the cabin, for most of my hunting career, I hunted and still hunt trails and pinch points.