I hunt an area that's hill country but is a populated area as you can see in the picture. We can bowhunt all of the wooded area as long as it's not posted and you remain certain distances from homes. I don't run into many transition areas due to the fact that there is no agriculture here and the woods are 99% oak trees. My question is, do any of you ever find beds on the edges of highline right of ways? The circled area is one example of many in my area.
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Re: transition bedding
They might bed on the edge of the highline cut out. The thing that scares me about that is in a populated area I would expect people to walk that area a lot. Within the area you can hunt I would look for areas where people seldom go... Might be an area where people live that rarely venture out of there yards or something similar... Look for thick areas and walk the entire ridge lines along the thermal tunnel between the houses and see if you can find micro hubs that hold a big buck bed that everybody else walks past.
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Re: transition bedding
Awesome, thanks for the info Dan!
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