It's common knowledge that deer look for carbohydrates late in the season. But where do you hunt when all of the corn is picked over and the acorns have been scarfed down?

Whitetail expert Neil Dougherty explains where to find the best whitetail food sources and score on a mature buck late in the game.

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from 6phunter wrote 20 weeks 3 days ago

w tg CAT my same thoughts plus this thick stuff offers lots of hiding places,deer will often hold tight like a rabbit either snaking way behind you or exploding up and away. MAST trees yeid tons of nuts and become harder to find but are stil there,watch the squrriels and see where they search .

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from Catpool9 wrote 20 weeks 6 days ago

When all else fails during late season, find a thicket laden with honey suckel and hunt the fringes of it, the deer like it and will often use it to fill there bellys.

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from Catpool9 wrote 20 weeks 6 days ago

When all else fails during late season, find a thicket laden with honey suckel and hunt the fringes of it, the deer like it and will often use it to fill there bellys.

David Harcrow

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from 6phunter wrote 20 weeks 3 days ago

w tg CAT my same thoughts plus this thick stuff offers lots of hiding places,deer will often hold tight like a rabbit either snaking way behind you or exploding up and away. MAST trees yeid tons of nuts and become harder to find but are stil there,watch the squrriels and see where they search .

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