Only at night!!!

[RUTIN]

These 3 have been on the same farm all summer but are only hitting the minerals and corn that I put out at night bc its in the bean field thats surrounded by 100's of acres of corn! Well now its time to move some cameras and try to locate them in a transition area. Got the urge to KILL one of these bad boys real soon and im thinking getting agressive is the only option. Once the corn comes off im screwed bc there is only fencerows with limited small 5 acres woodlots!

[Zap]

Nice bucks.

All the corn around here has been cut for a month or so.

[BigHunt]

good luck with them there pertty nice bucks

[dan]

If it were me, at this point I would jump around hunting instead of jumping the cameras around. I got the feeling when you finally get the daylight pic your after you will have tipped off the buck by 1st putting the camera there. 1st time he smells human in his safe zone he should get shot, not get his picture taken.

[Stanley]

If you know where to set the cameras between bedding and feeding that is where I would start hunting. If you set the camera up and get the buck on film he could be on to you when you decide to hunt. It is a double edged sword for sure. I have a camera set up to see if a buck from last year is using the same route as he did. The camera however is no where near where I'll set the stand up, this is the proper way to use the camera in my opinion. Once I have determined the buck is still alive and using the same route, I'll set the stand and hunt it. If the buck shows I'll have an opportunity. If he doesn't show the stand is still good for a later sit. Maximizing opportunities on small parcels is most important for success.

[RUTIN]

Couldnt agree more with both you guys (Dan & Stanley), NO cameras have been moved yet but this property is basically a rectangle divided into 1/3's with fencerows in between. It goes corn/bean/corn and then the entire north proerty is corn, so I wanted to see which field they were coming from but on camera by setting the cameras on all 3 fencerows leading into the beans where they were all summer and not close to beds, but the more I think about it I will just get aggressive with the stands and do hang & hunts since I know they are in the area. I just worry about walking these fencerows to acces trees and bumping them. Either way the next two weeks I will be aggressive!

[dan]

Good luck...