scouting help
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ehlusive
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scouting help
I've hunted this some, and have a rough idea on some of the deer movements etc but figured I would get some help. the fields to the west of the timber are normally corn and beans. the north are normally crp with an access road through the middle. Thanks
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BigHunt
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Re: scouting help
i put red dots on were i would scout for bedding....
[glow=red](EXAMPLE PIC)[/glow]
in this example pic on my farm.....the bedding takes place just at the top of the ridge or just below...depends on were the thermals take place that day.
[glow=red](EXAMPLE PIC)[/glow]
in this example pic on my farm.....the bedding takes place just at the top of the ridge or just below...depends on were the thermals take place that day.
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PK_
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Re: scouting help
Wow, lots of options there.
I would just basically walk as much of that elevation 260-270 as I could and focus on the points BH highlighted. I'd focus on the ones best suited for your predominant winds as well.
I would just basically walk as much of that elevation 260-270 as I could and focus on the points BH highlighted. I'd focus on the ones best suited for your predominant winds as well.
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