muddy
Well-Known Member
A shed tells you a buck is in the area for the winter and if you can get an eye on him you might be able to find where he moves to in the spring/summer.
I just look for straight up deer sign. Beds, rubs, scrapes, heavy trails, etc. Finding them in areas that are easily accessible and hunted are a bonus.
The woods is laid open like a grade school book once that snow melts, or a few days after a fresh snow. Get out there and read it!
I just look for straight up deer sign. Beds, rubs, scrapes, heavy trails, etc. Finding them in areas that are easily accessible and hunted are a bonus.
The woods is laid open like a grade school book once that snow melts, or a few days after a fresh snow. Get out there and read it!
THA4
A Few Steps Ahead Of You
well put Mud
Late season scouting is a great time to get a solid visual of the bed to feed pattern the deer are on. this pattern, may slightly adjust during the summer, but generally it will remain the same till the rut.
an obvious sign from a shed..... it lets you know who survived and if you find lots of sheds, it will get you general buck inventory.
Great time of year to do your homework!
Late season scouting is a great time to get a solid visual of the bed to feed pattern the deer are on. this pattern, may slightly adjust during the summer, but generally it will remain the same till the rut.
an obvious sign from a shed..... it lets you know who survived and if you find lots of sheds, it will get you general buck inventory.
Great time of year to do your homework!