Ok where I'm hunting deer this year we just aren't seeing much. Being out yesterday from sun up to sun down we seen 3 bucks, and 6does, only one of the bucks we could shoot at and we let him go to grow more. Is there any tactics for hunting with a ton of standing corn? Everybody I have talked to this year around here hasn't as much and there all saying because of all the corn left on the fields yet is making it hard. We walked 7-8 miles and covered a lot of land. Any advice would be great.
Hunting deer with lots of standing corn.
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In this part of the country it sometimes is a foot and a half of snow by october 30th and the corn is still 30 moisture and we dont get it combined untill march. Most likely it will be standing on november 7th-20th. Besides our season opens on september 13th and i for one belive that the early part of the season when bucks are still in their summer patterns is a very good time to kill a buck. Any ways your input helped me none. Thanks for the reply anyways
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morning, coyotes and feed. find trails and patterns with
cameras. here in TX our fawn crop was bad because
of coyotes. I have watched tv hunting programs that will
let a coyote walk just to kill a buck or doe. coyotes
will kill both if possible. I do not deer hunt. lots of meat
given to me. do hunt hogs and coyotes.
second what has the deer crop been in the past seasons
Last what state??!!! lots of variables without answers.
justme gbot tum
cameras. here in TX our fawn crop was bad because
of coyotes. I have watched tv hunting programs that will
let a coyote walk just to kill a buck or doe. coyotes
will kill both if possible. I do not deer hunt. lots of meat
given to me. do hunt hogs and coyotes.
second what has the deer crop been in the past seasons
Last what state??!!! lots of variables without answers.
justme gbot tum
We are in North Dakota. Normally the corn had been for about a month already. Normally we can find them in draws, tree rows by walking them and kicking them out by our noise made by walking through the stuff. It's also been a very wet fall the reason the corn harvest is so late. There is thousands up thousands acres of
Corn out there still. There is a lot of extra cover for them and they have a lot of cover to start with anyways. Normally buck rush, cattails, any tall grass, crp is usually were we see them.
Corn out there still. There is a lot of extra cover for them and they have a lot of cover to start with anyways. Normally buck rush, cattails, any tall grass, crp is usually were we see them.
