Some more advice would be to stop running trail cameras during hunting season except for maybe one camera on a major food plot that you can easily check on your normal comings and goings. You don�t want to just go out checking cameras during hunting season.
Another thing you could do to help yourself out would be to invest in a silent ride type buggy or something similar (even a bicycle) and drive right to your hunting locations. Try to have as many of your hunting locations as possible located close to interior roadways. At my club, the interior roadways themselves are mostly what we hunt. We rarely ever actually walk through the �woods�. The less you can walk around on the property the better. Every footstep you take puts human scent on the ground. Long walks through properties just puts down long lines of human scent that alert the deer to human presence when they cross it. You don�t have to shoot at deer to pressure them. They will adjust their behavior due to lots of human intrusion.
Last edited by CNC; 01/12/15 06:33 AM.
