Where do you get those 2 legged feeders?
Where do you get those 2 legged feeders?
Funny. I watched a doe hit my salt lick Friday evening. I don’t usually see that this time of year.They're hitting the salt still...
Buck in the freezer for sure. I see plenty of does on that other one. You’re set brother. You won’t starve. Came at a good time. Love it.yea he's been eating like a king!
I am with Mr. Meadows from Edmond Oklahoma . Better herd management creates bigger bucks. Over hunting an area is never good for the herd . I believe it’s exactly why we don’t see more deer during daytime hours. Most farmers where we hunt just want the deer gone. So harvesting does is no big deal. Plenty of them. Still good management of the does pays off also. You’re not showing up at the feeders and cams everyday. They learn quick. Then we are not trying to get a shot in the last light of the day. I would be curious as to what others have to say. There ideas .Thanks for letting me share my thoughts.Seeing a few bucks out during daylight in this thread gives me hope for rifle (gun) season. In September, my favorite trail cam photo had 8 bucks bigger than any I've ever harvested in OK (a beefy fork-horn last year) gathered around my only feeder with a camera plowing through 2K lbs of protein. Now, during daylight, I see one doe walk past it about once a day and a fork-horn to basket 8 take a sniff every 2nd or 3rd day. Maybe the rumor(s) about this year being weird are true.
I have been thinking some a long these lines the other day while I was hunting I was thinking we sit in the same spots and put corn out in the same spots every year ( we do anyway) so I went looking around and found tracks where I never seen track’s before and where the tracks are i cannot see from where I sit I need one of the kids to sit in that spot or my spot to see if they are bypassing me and the feeder to go to their bedding areaI am with Mr. Meadows from Edmond Oklahoma . Better herd management creates bigger bucks. Over hunting an area is never good for the herd . I believe it’s exactly why we don’t see more deer during daytime hours. Most farmers where we hunt just want the deer gone. So harvesting does is no big deal. Plenty of them. Still good management of the does pays off also. You’re not showing up at the feeders and cams everyday. They learn quick. Then we are not trying to get a shot in the last light of the day. I would be curious as to what others have to say. There ideas .Thanks for letting me share my thoughts.
We tried this this year my son in law has corn I don’t son in law has deer I only see one or two when you hunt the timber full of acorns there are no trails lolI know this is sacrilege to say but try without feeders. We don’t use them and have no major hog issues and we see plenty of deer. I get this is not a popular hunting style but I have other strategies that seem to work. Such as setting up at connecting trails, making trails where none are, etc.
Maybe consider it.
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