Moose wrote:How do mark on the maps?
I take a screen shot, doodle and upload to postimage.org
Moose wrote:How do mark on the maps?
dan wrote:isitseasonyet? wrote:dan wrote:Really hard to see detail... zooming in would help. but, I would expect the best spots to be in the lowest elevations on this property. Especially with any pressure. I like the S/W corner...
Is there a reason for lowest elevation in this spot other than pressure? Thanks!
anything flat or rolling, most of the great bedding I find is at the lowest elevations
<DK> wrote:Moose wrote:How do mark on the maps?
I take a screen shot, doodle and upload to postimage.org
rhagenw wrote:dan wrote:isitseasonyet? wrote:dan wrote:Really hard to see detail... zooming in would help. but, I would expect the best spots to be in the lowest elevations on this property. Especially with any pressure. I like the S/W corner...
Is there a reason for lowest elevation in this spot other than pressure? Thanks!
anything flat or rolling, most of the great bedding I find is at the lowest elevations
Is there a point when you start viewing “hill country” as rolling hills and focus on lower terrian? Seems like I have to stop around a lot to find bedding in drainage cuts and if it’s thick it seems pressure is the true deciding factor?
dan wrote:rhagenw wrote:dan wrote:isitseasonyet? wrote:dan wrote:Really hard to see detail... zooming in would help. but, I would expect the best spots to be in the lowest elevations on this property. Especially with any pressure. I like the S/W corner...
Is there a reason for lowest elevation in this spot other than pressure? Thanks!
anything flat or rolling, most of the great bedding I find is at the lowest elevations
Is there a point when you start viewing “hill country” as rolling hills and focus on lower terrian? Seems like I have to stop around a lot to find bedding in drainage cuts and if it’s thick it seems pressure is the true deciding factor?
Its hard to describe, and to be sure you have to scout... If its steep hills and lowland, they will bed both, add a lot of pressure and they are usually low. more rolling, more low, nut I have seen good hill bedding in moderate hills bear good low land, so walking it is best...
dusters wrote:Here's my thoughts...Deer Camp_LI.jpg
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