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Last weeks doe bedding
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Hinged and tied down screening. I walk in about 30 yards north of this. Need to plant some conifers to go with this long term. Hopefully most of it lives and send shoots out all over.
This picture is deceiving. The cuts look higher than they are. The far left is actually an entrance and exit point. It is a bunch of 1 to 3 inch red oaks. I left a few on the edge of the plot to provide licking branches. Maybe i better take another look at it.Is this pic screening?
I would cut lower for screening to deter bedding and I would cut more aggressive.
It kind of looks like the pic was taken on a field edge...... You ever consider edge feathering?
Of course I don't know your plan so maybe I'm way off base.
Seems awfully close to the red shack in the background:what: Other than that it looks good. I would add a little more side cover with multiple escape routes and move the shack. JMO![]()
Buck bed next to a stump. Might be too open around it. Fun experiment.
15' off a food plot equals doe bedding.Blind is at least 75 yards away. I can get in it without being spotted. I think if i was standing back another 10 yards it wouldn't look to thin on side cover. Its literally 15 feet off the food plot so i don't know if it will work. Had the overhead cover and the stump so i trimmed a few branches and raked the ground clean.