Inside creek corners same as rivers?
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Shady Grove
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Inside creek corners same as rivers?
I have heard it discussed the inside and outside corners of a river bend are often a good spot to find deer bedding and/or pinch points of travel. Would you say the inside or outside corner of a creek bend would have the same effect on travel and bedding as a river? The river in my neck of the woods is not that deep or wide in spots - easy to cross. The creeks are smaller obviously but tend to have thick hardwoods and the pine trees are harvested right up to the hardwood edge in both areas. I was wondering if anyone had any experience hunting creeks and rivers and could share some insight? Thanks!
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Bucky
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Re: Inside creek corners same as rivers?
The river will create edge... so the answer is maybe. Depends on cover, location, and hunting pressure
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Scout237
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Re: Inside creek corners same as rivers?
What is an oxbow? I tried google.
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Re: Inside creek corners same as rivers?
Scout237 wrote:What is an oxbow? I tried google.
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Its where a river makes a horseshoe looking bend...
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