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deerassassin22
09-14-2008, 07:44 PM
Well didn't get no revenge on my doe today. And didn't see a dam thing. When do most of you ladies/gents see your deer in the afternoon or in the morning.

Holy Smokes
09-14-2008, 07:57 PM
Well didn't get no revenge on my doe today. And didn't see a dam thing. When do most of you ladies/gents see your deer in the afternoon or in the morning.

There are some places that I hunt that are productive in tha mornings like on the ridges
I hunt closer to tha bottoms or feeding areas in tha evenings
especially if there is crops in them
then there are place where I can see deer all day long
and i have dere coming from all different directions:hug:

Hunting a place to hunt comes after a few years of learning tha area and deer movement
if your have fresh sign then hang tite
I like to find fresh and old together
this means that the deer have been frequenting tha place for a while
when tha pressure gets on em they will move and then I look for fresh sign
it will be where my stand will be:biggrin1:

dbdcougar
09-15-2008, 04:03 AM
I've taken deer both times, depends on the property, my place seems more productive in the morning. Sunday is definitely my best day for them no matter where I'm hunting though for some reason. :noidea:

OneMustFall
09-15-2008, 07:06 AM
I see deer mainly in the mornings,but ive scouted a couple monsters in the evenings as well.:peace:

wildfan99
09-15-2008, 08:02 AM
I was out this weekend. Saw 4 Sat. morn, saw 2 Sun. night. All does w/ fawns. Still don't have the heart to orphan those fawns. Passed on 1 Sat. & a doe & fawn Sun. night. I gotta get over that!!

fstgstdsmpay
09-15-2008, 09:01 AM
Early Season I see most of my deer late evenings. Not until the end of Oct do my spots really pick up in the am.

MObottomshunter
09-15-2008, 01:00 PM
for me it seems like i see a few in the mornings untill end october when the bucks start cruisin all day and push all the does and than i see em a lot in mornings.

jdawg240
09-15-2008, 01:11 PM
Depends on the time of year and the weather....Early in the season the deer move much later versus Late season. During the rut most of the activity is mornings on our farm...lots of variables to your question. :noidea:

bowcraze30
09-15-2008, 08:34 PM
if a doe is alone does that mean that the fawns are 100% independent?