Hi to all,
here is the answer to yesterday’s riddle or rather a suggestion since in this
domain, there are no precise answers. If
I could hunt the majority of the territory exposed on the aerial photo, I would
make sure to have my three tree-stands installed early in the fall. The A-appat(bait)-B system should be enough
to harvest or at least to see all the deers that will come to the bait during
daylight. Obviously, if you cheat the
wind, even an easy to control approach as seen on this picture will turn the
deers nocturnal in a very short time. If
the top of the photo is south, you will hunt in stand A on those south windy days
and in stand B on the north windy days. I
added stand C because it is a good practice to frequently change tree-stands so
that the area, especially on a baited site, does not become loaded with your
scent. However, I did not setup C
blindly, since there is a transition zone and it is the first crest, two
elements that mature whitetails are fond of. Have a good day. Louis
Can you see
the frog in the gannet’s eye?
