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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5353471" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>I've hunted power lines on private land many times....I'd start by locating where natural travel corridors cross the power line....also selecting a location where you can see up and down the power line can be a huge advantage during muzzleloader or rifle season...during the rut pack a lunch and sit all day...eventually you will catch them crossing.... sometimes finding a tree for a climbing stand (where you can see) can be a challenge....so some scouting well in advance could pay off....and if the land lays right you may just hunt off ground....If the spot you first pick doesn't work out you still may see where they are crossing and make adjustments for future hunts.....so binos are a must...good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5353471, member: 20594"] I've hunted power lines on private land many times....I'd start by locating where natural travel corridors cross the power line....also selecting a location where you can see up and down the power line can be a huge advantage during muzzleloader or rifle season...during the rut pack a lunch and sit all day...eventually you will catch them crossing.... sometimes finding a tree for a climbing stand (where you can see) can be a challenge....so some scouting well in advance could pay off....and if the land lays right you may just hunt off ground....If the spot you first pick doesn't work out you still may see where they are crossing and make adjustments for future hunts.....so binos are a must...good luck. [/QUOTE]
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