gjs4 wrote:for the farm boys- the opposite corner of the predominent wind will be thick and hold doe beds- look 50-100 beyond in the same direction atop any rise
fallen trees along creeks or islands within them
sad but true- old junk, delapedated barns and farm equipment in fields
I read about the bedding on the downwind corner before but I really haven't found it to be true, I'm not saying it won't or doesn't happen though...
I hunt central WI farmland and one thing I've found several times is the bucks bed is in a location that allows him to see or smell your typical entrance rout... For ex. just off a logging road or atv trail often used to walk through the woods or just off the driveway leading to a parking spot (have found this a few times on public)
I've also seen them use abandoned building foundations and things of that nature for bedding...
My tip would be look at the overlooked stuff and especially the overlooked spots right under your nose, the spots you always walk past to get "deeper" in
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