This article explains a lot.
http://www.nighthawkpublications.com/journal/2013/03/journal_1.htm
I'm already planning next year's hunt.
Bill
Nocturnal Deer
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Nocturnal Deer
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Re: Nocturnal Deer
A "nature preserve" bought up land next to the farm I hunt a couple years ago. I'm guessing that's where the deer are in the daytime now.
I may have to look for a new place to hunt next year.
edited to add:
Pics of this one about every night - looks like he has an injured leg, and I'd be happy to take him out of his misery.
I may have to look for a new place to hunt next year.
edited to add:
Pics of this one about every night - looks like he has an injured leg, and I'd be happy to take him out of his misery.
wabi
Re: Nocturnal Deer
Next year I will set up my Ground Blind further from their trail and the corn pile. I think my presence is a contributing factor to why they only come around at night on my friend's place. I may also try using the Ghost Blind out in front of the Ground Blind to help conceal it and make them more comfortable with their surroundings. I do set the Ground Blind up several weeks before hunting season.
Good Luck!!
Bill
Good Luck!!
Bill
Excalibur Exomax Crossbow Twlight DLX scope
Excalibur Firebolt Arrows
NuFletch Ignitor Nocks
Carbon Express Torrid SS 100 gr. Broadheads
Summit Viper SD Climbing Tree Stand with Sherpa Hunting cart kit
U.S. Navy 1969-1973 USS Truxtun DLGN-35
Excalibur Firebolt Arrows
NuFletch Ignitor Nocks
Carbon Express Torrid SS 100 gr. Broadheads
Summit Viper SD Climbing Tree Stand with Sherpa Hunting cart kit
U.S. Navy 1969-1973 USS Truxtun DLGN-35
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Re: Nocturnal Deer
I didn't read the article but where I hunt there are guys that hunt all around me. They all put out corn for bait. I usually see where they put the piles and then set up back on a trail that leads to it. Usually the deer hit the bait after or just before dark so they are passing me in the daylight . Worked pretty good so far and saves me spending money on corn for bait . Sometimes you have to use other hunters to your advantage too.LOL