Theinespines3

Anyone got any tips for a young guy on how to bag a buck in wisconsin???? I am planning on going out hunting in a CWD zone and was wondering what ya'll thought was the best way to bag a deer. Any help would be great.
Thanks

cybersniper

The best late season success I've had in WI is walking slowly and still hunting. The deer won't start moving until it warms up a bit, usually 10-noon is when I see the most. I Hunt Buffalo, Monroe, Jackson, and Waukesha Counties and walk very slowly over the hills and valleys and can usually spot them bedded on the sides of the hills. (There aren't too many hills in Waukesha though)

I usually do this when there is snow on the ground, so pray for snow. I am a treestand guy at all other times.

I've noticed my game cams have very few pictures indicating the deer and sitting tight. You may have to go to them.

Cybersniper

TeeJay

hunt close to food plots and bedding areas late in the season these might just be the same spot so if you are a stand hunter get in quite set up and sit all day that is how i have had the best luck

buckhunter14

Upper Penninsula of Michigan, kinda the same area. I would really like to get into rattling for late season. Some massive bucks get bagged rattling, and they say late season is the best! But it takes patience, i can't wait to learn!!

bowhuntinoh

find the food find the deer as it gets colder the deer bed closer to a food source eating as much as they can find they need the body fat for those cold nights