You can also buy reflective trail markers that push right into a tree like a thumb tack, or they make them in a twist-tie form too. hit them with a dim flashlight and it is like a runway going into your stand. Works for me!
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Originally Posted by thebioplanet
(Post 4083282)
lot of crop, i use scent control sometime but not every time, i wear those under armour 10x longer undergarments for scent control but honestly not sure about that, i also wear rubber boots |
I would use that stand as an evening stand, and one of your other easier to find stands in the morning. I doubt it is burned out but maybe you pushed them coming in.
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I agree with MZS. I have places that are "Morning" places and "Afternoon" places. Some of them you could sit every morning for two weeks and see nothing. In the afternoon you would see deer every day. Walk in in the daylight. I have been doing that during rifle season for years and it usually works out O.K.
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Today i went to my stand at 2 to refresh my bait and clear the path to the stand to find it easily in the dark and be more silent. To my surprise i jumped 5 deer feeding @ the bait.
including my buck, nice.... its hard to hoot with a 50 lbs of oat in your hand, i didnt have a real shot anyways. Hopefully they will be back |
also a bit too relaxed for my taste lol |
that's good...don't be discouraged, keep the bait fresh and clear the path and you get something! Good luck!
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Have you tried using "bright eyes" to assist you in locating the stand? Some folks do not care to go in with a light, but these show up with with very low intensity lighting. Clearng a path is an excellent piece of advice.
Or you could GPS the location. There are gobs of inexpensive GPS apps for smart phones, and decent hand held units are not that expensive these days. |
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