There are only about three things I can tell you. First deer have to eat. identify the food source. Second somehow they have to get to the food source. Figure out how they are doing it. Third concentrate your hunting on midday, 10-2.
Except for at night, the only deer I am seeing around here are about noon.
Oh one other thing. BSK wasn't kidding
Oh, one other thing, many hunters don't realize but in many cases, deer and squirrels eat the same thing. Watch the squirrels. If they are feeding on hickory or walnuts forget it. Otherwise pay attention to where they are feeding.
One more. This time of year we tend to have really cold, frosty mornings. This far south, deer don't nuch like frost. But they tend to move just as the frost starts to burn off-about an hour after sunup. Good time to be in the woods.
After that, it is mostly luck with a bow.
Thanks, you known were i can buy some of those heating-seeking nuclear arrows.
