I need a little help with this piece of property that i am going to hunt this upcoming season!!
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Help with this piece of ground in Illinois
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Re: Help with this piece of ground in Illinois
got a topo?????
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Re: Help with this piece of ground in Illinois
Blue dots = likely buck bedding spots
yellow dots = rut funnels
yellow dots = rut funnels
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thanks a bunch, this will be the first year I will hunt this farm I am pretty excited!! How should I go into scouting/ setting stands up on the edge or inside the tree line? I have not hunted farm ground like this much mainly big timber!
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arrowhunter wrote:thanks a bunch, this will be the first year I will hunt this farm I am pretty excited!! How should I go into scouting/ setting stands up on the edge or inside the tree line? I have not hunted farm ground like this much mainly big timber!
I would want to confirm the bedding, My set ups would be based on where it appears the bucks go from bedding, as close as possible, without exposing yourself to them.
It might not be a bad idea to glass the area prior to hunting to determine day time movements in the open areas.
A lot of those point beds at the tops of the draws will be just inside the brush to watch you approach and then escape out the back or down the draw. Standing corn might help with some of your access
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