Posted By: MoBettaHuntR
Walking in - 11/05/15 05:50 PM
I know everyone has a routine on this. I primarily bow hunt and take effort give my self the best possible odds rubber boots etc. I have been pursuing this one buck for two years now on a property. He was fairly predictable at the end of rut last year and on camera at night now crossing a small field. I have a setup to get him where he crosses out into the open. However I can only really access it via one of his main travel routes without alerting doe bedded down or messing up my wind upon entry. I have only hunted it twice this year and both times I am worried I am not seeing him because I am crossing his path. Any thoughts? I always corn the area I hunt before getting in road, path, etc.
By walking his path its not just for a a few yards it's getting on the trail about 20 yards from where he primarily beds down to cross a draw to a lake then I can get off it once up on the bank. The lake and the property boundaries are the obstacles.
By walking his path its not just for a a few yards it's getting on the trail about 20 yards from where he primarily beds down to cross a draw to a lake then I can get off it once up on the bank. The lake and the property boundaries are the obstacles.