I believe the south end of one of my properties is going to be holding a lot of beds. It is the only place last spring that I was successful in finding any beds. This is very steep property with lots of terrain features making it very difficult to sneak in and out. On a property like this, would I be better to start at one end and work my way towards the other end throughout the season? Or, would I be better to sneak in and split it in half? I am thinking the more that I am in the middle the more I am going to ruin either side of that area if it is being used for bedding. Thoughts?
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String of suspected beds-?
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Re: String of suspected beds-?
I have a similar situation, I hunt my way in, and cross one off at a time, unless you've got a visual or sign somewhere telling you exactly which bed a buck is coming out of.
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Re: String of suspected beds-?
I'd probably start at one end and work my way over. Any chance you can post cameras a reasonable distance away from bedding but still determine which bed a buck would be coming from? That might help narrow things down a bit. The more you hunt these beds the better you will get a feel for which ones the bucks prefer and when so you have that going for you too.
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