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Better habitat than your neighbors.


Grandma said...Always keep a gun close at hand, you just never know when you might run across some varmint that needs killing...
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Corn pile kept on your property just across the line where their "too thick to hunt acreage" meets your land in an area where you can get a shot. Keep corn on the ground for at least 6 weeks before the rut. Don't shoot any does on the corn the entire time. When rut comes, the biggest bucks on their property will head out of their thick cover and come check your feed site. They will not eat; they will just show up to scent check for does. They will do this off and on for about a week. You better be sitting each day for as many hours as you can. Because he's gonna show up at 3:00 AM, 6:45 AM, 11:15 AM, 4:47 PM, 9:20 PM...you get the picture. Be there in legal light and you will shoot him. And be stealthy. I would say sit on the ground as far away as you can. He's going to likely stay bedded within 100 yards of that feed sight waiting to scent check. He knows where the groceries are, and he knows the women are going there to eat.

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Give it up and dont even try just take up a different hobby like drinkin or staring off into space to take up all your spare time until it is time to deal with the next problem life throws at you that makes deer hunting a non concern

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Originally Posted by jacannon
Better habitat than your neighbors.










And corn.

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hunt just a little and corn a plenty

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Go to a black barber shop or beauty salon and get their bagged up hair.

Just make sure you can put it in the back of a truck because the smell will dang near run you out.

Also- you can fling moth balls a long ways from a sling shot.

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I got the habitat, corn, does and low pressure and still no bucks. Dam small lot hunters lol

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Record Rack Wildberry block in thick cover and leave a sweaty shirt around so they get used to your smell.

Build a mock scrape using your piss and Grave Digger.

Other than leaving your scent be invisible and stay out unless feeding of hunting.

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Sanctuary it's all about the sanctuary

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Originally Posted by Mbrock
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This + no pressure.

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No pressure and a corn and rice bran pile big enough to be seen from space. Works every single time, as long as it's bigger than your neighbors.

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Originally Posted by abolt300
No pressure and a corn and rice bran pile big enough to be seen from space. Works every single time, as long as it's bigger than your neighbors.

I know you’re joking but please don’t poison turkeys with corn piles in the southern heat and humidity.

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Pull them off???? Heck, just hunt their place.

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Originally Posted by blade
Pull them off???? Heck, just hunt their place.
Stop giving our secrets away!!! Now our neighbors might be hunting our bucks.


It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.


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Originally Posted by T-hatchie
Originally Posted by abolt300
No pressure and a corn and rice bran pile big enough to be seen from space. Works every single time, as long as it's bigger than your neighbors.

I know you’re joking but please don’t poison turkeys with corn piles in the southern heat and humidity.
He ain’t joking. It’s works on our place. All the turkeys died off long before the industrial size corn poles were formed.


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Originally Posted by T-hatchie
Originally Posted by abolt300
No pressure and a corn and rice bran pile big enough to be seen from space. Works every single time, as long as it's bigger than your neighbors.

I know you’re joking but please don’t poison turkeys with corn piles in the southern heat and humidity.
Yep, never run a feeder putting more on the ground than they can eat in a 24-36 hr period. Generally not a problem for most of AL due to pigs. Moldy corn is definitely bad juju on the turkeys.

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***PRO-TIP***

If y’all got moldy corn you definitely need to stop shooting does.


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Burn his plots


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