The red line is the main trail linking two blocks of woods (this is the main trail shown in the first video). This is key because it is an easy way for deer to cross which makes the bedding area less likely to be a pass thru island. Bucks don't seem to like bedding where there is traffic. They prefer dead end areas. The white lines show an edge with very little cover. It is highly unlikely that you will find buck bedding on these open edges. The Green lines circle the thick brushy areas that bucks love to bed in. This is the area I expected to find a buck bed by studying aerials. the yellow dots are rubs shown on the videos. The two on the left are from the first video. The Gray dots are rubs not shown on video. The pink dots are beds shown in the videos. The pink dot on the left is from the first video. The white line on the left is where I walked in the first video. The light blue line is the faint trail shown on the first video. The dark blue lines are trails coming out of the bedding area. If this were a pass thru island I would have found a heavy trail going all the way thru. this was not the case. The one thing I left off the photo was where I would set up on this spot.
Where would you place a stand(s)? and why? My usually wind is west - north. access to this spot is 1/2 mile north (top of map)
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