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buckmanmike · 03-02-2019, 11:57 PM

We lease our land to a timber company but retain the hunting rights. We are covered up with pine trees.
Got lemons, make lemonade. Lots of ways to attract the deer.
I have studied deer travel routes through two pine cuttings and have patterned thier movements.
On your property find the travel lanes between food and bedding areas. After you estasblish this, study the routes of individual deer by using trail cameras or personal viewing.
Its not easy. Ive tracted some big deer sll preseason, never to be seen again until after season. Thats the fun/challenge.

03-02-2019, 11:57 PM	#8
buckmanmike Gone Wild Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Snellville, Ga. Posts: 1,304	Re: Southeastern Summer Food Plots We lease our land to a timber company but retain the hunting rights. We are covered up with pine trees. Got lemons, make lemonade. Lots of ways to attract the deer. I have studied deer travel routes through two pine cuttings and have patterned thier movements. On your property find the travel lanes between food and bedding areas. After you estasblish this, study the routes of individual deer by using trail cameras or personal viewing. Its not easy. Ive tracted some big deer sll preseason, never to be seen again until after season. Thats the fun/challenge.