Deer were everywhere here in KS tonight. I seen the nices bachelor group of bucks ever. 4 were int his group and I think that 3 of them would of at least been 140+. Hard to tell at just at dark through the binos. Also seen 6 does and a spike that were within 30 yards at one point.
These bucks/does are using a pinch point on the south fenceline of the property and walking east/west. It might be time to move a stand. Or then again. Should I just watch a little more and see if they continue to use it and then move it?
Move!! Don't hesitate, you'll regret it bud....
I would be on the move and set up on that pinch point in a heart beat as long as I can get in and out. When the wind is right I would be there. There is no telling when they will change food sources or something will change their travels. Strike while the iron is hot I say.
Stay put and let me sit at the pinch point. Bring your knife along. LOL
I'd be putting my track shoes on! Good luck. Hap
I don't wait. Lesson learned the hard way. Move your stand when you see the activity. I have even moved my stand in the middle of the morning or evening hunt if I see deer constantly using an area out of range.
Make another spot.
We watched deer enter a field on Saturday night and moved Sunday afternoon. We had 9 deer with in 25 yards and my wife got one of them. Move now.
Well, I got to take a good look at the pinchpoint this afternoon. There was not any trees big enough to place a stand in. I put a blind up in a patch of small trees. This should provide me with a good place and should be secure. I took some light rope and pulled.tied some of the small trees over the blind. Hopefully I can get in there when the wind is right and put some smack down.
James
Posted a little picture of the property with movement. The blind I placed is the red rectangle at the bottom of the property. Blue lines indicate deer movement and Where I have seen them in the last 3 time I have hunted here. The blind provides me a shot to the north and to the east. It is tucked into the trees a bit.
(http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z244/jamesh76/Deepmap.jpg)