First Strike Hot Spots For Record Whitetail Deer
Whitetail deer hunting season is six weeks away (or less) in many parts of the nation. Here are some thoughts to keep in mind, and things to look for, when scouting for those opening day, “first strike” hunts.
Urban Whitetails The old camp-house buck is a legend in many areas. It’s a deer seen around camp, or near a farmer's barn all summer but disappears after opening day. Bucks wise up fast. But if you spot a deer before season, and set a stand to hunt him before he knows he's being pursued, you have your best chance to tag him during opening week. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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another spot not mentioned is secluded water holes/a deer may eat most anywhere but prefer the daily drink routinnely. a proven tactic with daedly results,
Thanks for the advice.
The "first strike" can be the most profitable!
Great points.
Scouting is over,the stand is in place,all that's left is for "The Monster" to make his divine appointment appearance opening day,here in Kentucky,September 5th.
C'mon Out Monster!
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another spot not mentioned is secluded water holes/a deer may eat most anywhere but prefer the daily drink routinnely. a proven tactic with daedly results,
The "first strike" can be the most profitable!
Great points.
Scouting is over,the stand is in place,all that's left is for "The Monster" to make his divine appointment appearance opening day,here in Kentucky,September 5th.
C'mon Out Monster!
Thanks for the advice.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)