Hunting
Everyone likes to see a beautiful autumn sunset over a field or meadow. Late
in the deer season, that's all you are likely to see from a stand overlooking an
open field. Bucks, particularly big ones, avoid open areas most times and are
particularly shy about leaving cover during hunting season. However, the food
is where the does congregate and does are mighty attractive to a big buck. If a
field is where he must go to find female companionship, then so be it -- but he
probably won't come out until after dark. So where is Mr. Buck in the waning
hours of shooting light? He's hanging out in the woods adjacent to the field
edge. Look for thick patches of cover in open woods near fields. Often these
"staging areas" are easily identifiable by abundant buck sign such as rubs and
scrapes. If such areas also show trails converging from heavy cover, brushy
ravines or such, you may have discovered Mr. Big's "happy hour" hangout.
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Links To Other Hunting Pages
Hunting: A Cool Hunting Page
Buck Masters: Another Cool Hunting Page
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