My PA rifle season was a bust. Our late-season archery starts the day after Christmas. how do you guys find late-season food sources I'm not hunting any agricultural zones and there's very few clear Cuts mostly just big Woods. we've also had a poor Acorn crop and mast crop this year. During my archery and rifle season hunting I haven't really found any food sources being used other than Greenbrier. Thanks in advance
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Locating late season food sources
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Re: Locating late season food sources
I'm interested in hearing everyone's responses as well. Great question.
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Re: Locating late season food sources
In your situation, drive roads ... cut a track/trail ... follow it to the food source.
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Ladykiller wrote:In your situation, drive roads ... cut a track/trail ... follow it to the food source.
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That is the best tactic if you have snow. Let the deer show you what they are feeding on. This time of the year food is a priority especially with frigid temps.
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