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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Belt" data-source="post: 4721703" data-attributes="member: 69"><p>It sounds like you're looking in pines. If so have you hunted in them before? Before our deer decline at Ames a friend had a stand in a pine thicket and did a lot of hunting in there. It sounds like what you described... lots of meandering trails through them and scrapes scattered around in them. No definitive trails to pick out but just meandering trails. These pines are thinned into rows and are now about 15 years old or so. Undergrowth can get thick between the rows. He constantly saw deer in there and several dandies and he saw them throughout the day. He even got to witness several buck fights. Just because you don't see a major trail to set up on doesn't mean you should forego hunting in there. Set up to where you can see through the rows and as much territory as you can cover which will be limited. Almost any tree that isn't a pine is a spot to find rubs and scrapes. Find a spot now and do some trimming to give you a little better viewing for this Fall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Belt, post: 4721703, member: 69"] It sounds like you're looking in pines. If so have you hunted in them before? Before our deer decline at Ames a friend had a stand in a pine thicket and did a lot of hunting in there. It sounds like what you described... lots of meandering trails through them and scrapes scattered around in them. No definitive trails to pick out but just meandering trails. These pines are thinned into rows and are now about 15 years old or so. Undergrowth can get thick between the rows. He constantly saw deer in there and several dandies and he saw them throughout the day. He even got to witness several buck fights. Just because you don't see a major trail to set up on doesn't mean you should forego hunting in there. Set up to where you can see through the rows and as much territory as you can cover which will be limited. Almost any tree that isn't a pine is a spot to find rubs and scrapes. Find a spot now and do some trimming to give you a little better viewing for this Fall. [/QUOTE]
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