tbyrd

During the course of the season what spot do you rely on most or is it a combination of spots? The edge ofa big soybean or corn field, a hidden food plot in the woods, an oak ridge, a trail, a funnel, watering hole...etc... Howand when do you hunt them?Is it mainly a morning stand or evening stand, is it good for one or two hunts a season or is it good all season long. I am just trying to get an idea of how to hunt these types areas (on my own land), so that I can become a better hunter. Thanks for any info.

Bowhunter4life

One of my favorite early season spots for the morning or evening is a secluded pond about 30 yrds inside of a woods. To the NE the woods is very thinck and the field to the east is extremely grown up. Its great for anytype of warm weather.

Another one is about a 30 yrd wide strip of timber that runs N to S for about 100 yrds long and on the W and E sides is really brushy fields, and i mean briers and weeds and ceders. Perfect for a good buck to stage before hittin the bigger fields. This can be good all year long, usually an all day sit during late oct. and nov.

I also like any type of steep banked creeks, easy access and limited crossing points.

Just a few of mine.