I suspect these beds are used when the pressure is turned up, and possibly on windy days. I noticed today that bing updated their aerials and the detail is awesome. While I was trying to make sense of trails, a few jumped out at me. Not because of their heaviness as much as the distinct patterns.
I saw these bucks a ton during the rut into january and february (on camera), but I don't think I was aggressive enough. [glow=red]I don't want to blow them out of the country before the rut, but how do you think I should hunt them? I can't go up to the northern field or very much of the northern trails really. Do I hug the water edge and try to get up a tree without getting skylined? Wait for a windy day and get in the marsh after him?[/glow] Seems bold when I had so many close encounters during the rut that I feel better prepared for this year.
The unmarked aerial...
The trails that caught my attention.... (there are multiple J hooks)
Zoomed out...
Dropped pin from winter - (I have pins dropped at both beds, but you get the point.)
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One of the beds
