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Thanks. It paid off last year with my first P&Y which was so cool.
I have a few areas that aren't as tight and am thinking of hinging them this winter. The positive results have been so dramatic it is almost unbelievable.
Steve B describes "sidewalks" in his management book. Has anyone built sidewalks for travel and if so, do you like them yes or no and why.
I have been thinking about building some this late winter/early spring to assist in defining travel routes within the property and adding additional barricade to my western and northwestern sides.
I also have a bachelor group of 1.5 year old bucks living or spending a lot of time on the property. I did not have that this time last year. I am assuming these fellas are last years nubbin bucks that were with the doe family group that visited my plots every day and lived on the center 10 acres. I am excited to see if I see them regularly now from the stand this fall, as last year my buck sightings were low but I was successful in harvesting my target buck. Anyone have experience with this as they have improved there properties?
I sat two nights ago at one of my observations stands for a north wind. I had 4 does and 4 fawns pile out of one of my bedding areas. Not a buck in sight.
The neighbors stuck a bunch more $ into there properties with food plots this year, and it sure is great to have the good bedding on my side. Desperately awaiting for the seeking/chasing to begin.