Post by alan on Nov 26, 2009 11:55:31 GMT -5
I'm presently hunting an area that when I enter it I have a large field to my left that Is probably 200 yards wide and 500 yards deep w/ very tall grass. To my right I have woods. There is a wide area of heavy brush that acts as a dividing line between the field and woods. This area is where the deer are bedding.
I'm tactically stumped as to how to approach this area because there are signs of heavy movement along the fields edge where they enter the brush but not much sign of movement in the wooded area where I could use my tree stand. The brush is so thick that visually I can't see the field if I set up along the woods edge ( secondary growth, no big trees ) so should I stalk this area w/ the idea that I would be entering from the fields far left so as not to spook the bedded deer that lie in the brush ?
They are traveling along the brush's edge to farm fields, looks like they are useing the brush's edge w/ an open field for saftey vs entering the woods.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I'm tactically stumped as to how to approach this area because there are signs of heavy movement along the fields edge where they enter the brush but not much sign of movement in the wooded area where I could use my tree stand. The brush is so thick that visually I can't see the field if I set up along the woods edge ( secondary growth, no big trees ) so should I stalk this area w/ the idea that I would be entering from the fields far left so as not to spook the bedded deer that lie in the brush ?
They are traveling along the brush's edge to farm fields, looks like they are useing the brush's edge w/ an open field for saftey vs entering the woods.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
