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It’s funny, but I meant it to say don’t overthink it. Whitetail are pretty patternable. You don’t need any elaborate crazy set up... -
If I had access to decent new ground for whitetail, I would 100% be confident I could go out in late morning, search around, and find a...
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Ask around if you have people to ask what they are seeing and where. The tracks/trails you see can be from earlier in the year or...
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Goatshoes replied to the thread How to White tail.Ok, that is funny. I mean it is funny, right?
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Welcome to the whitetail world. You are going to need at a bare minimum 12 cell cams, an ozonic system, a saddle setup, an e-bike, and a...
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Goatshoes replied to the thread How to White tail.Thanks. I suppose I could hunt during the rut with archery gear, but I was thinking archery season (next year) which starts in early...
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Undisturbed WT deer will have a pattern, bed to food in the evening, food to bed in AM. But, during the rut, like now, all bets are...
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Goatshoes replied to the thread How to White tail.Good to know. Is this unique to white tail? I'd never experienced that with mule deer.
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If you’ve found heavy trails, especially one going into and out of feeding areas, look for very slight trails that parallel them...
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Goatshoes replied to the thread How to White tail.You are right. I took that for granted. No crops on the property or adjacent but defenitely in the river valley. Mostly feed crops for...
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Yes you can be successful but you don't have to go in blind. Pull up the property in Google earth and look for pinch points. Find out...
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So, I found out that I can get access to archery hunt deer on a private section of uncultivated ranch property along a river in MT that...
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If the bait shop could donate night crawlers instead, those species would all eat them just as well and you wouldn’t worry about the...
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Goatshoes replied to the thread Fish aquariums.I agree and didn't think of that earlier. We kept Oscars and arowanas. As long as we fed them store bought goldfish, we had no...
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I have a 110 gallon tank I quarantine all the fish into for 2 weeks before I move them to the big tank.
