Buck Cruising Corridor Hunting Setup
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2023
- Buck cruising corridors can be easy to create and hunt for this season! You can create the perfect stand locations for cruising bucks! If you follow these steps, there is still time to apply these corridor strategies to your deer hunting land for this Fall...
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Great stuff! I’m not sure how anyone could question or doubt your vast knowledge, experience, and observation. Keep up the excellent work. We greatly appreciate your effort and commitment to providing valuable content!
Thanks Kevin you are v ry welcome...I hope it all helps!
Always improving, appreciate your efforts. Thanks Jeff
Thanks a lot...always appreciate you watching!
I set up a cooridor following your guidelines and holy cow did it take effect. I didn’t think it totally through though lol. I have a hard time accessing the best part of it. I’ve had to seriously adjust. Trail cameras have revealed the acoustics of the lay of the land carry sound a very long ways and while I thought I was quiet I’m apparently NOT lol. But I had a knee failing and that reduced my sneak ability greatly. I just put a cell camera up on the cooridor plus expanded camera coverage after exploring it last weekend since weeks of forgiveness is super high. And I think with a new steel knee and some practice I will hopefully have success this fall.
Sounds pretty cool Stephen...just some small adjustments 😊
Jeff my Seeds are on the way!
i’m Fired Up to get them in the ground!
Make sure Wes sends you the Deer photos i sent him!!
Thanks a Million
That's awesome and I sure will! I will be home tonight and can't wait to see them soon! Thank you Carlo!
Enjoy watching your videos and like to think I am learning. Always been a typical Hunter with only a few primary stands and hope. I am learning that there is so much more to it. Looking forward to my June consultation to establish a road map for years of enjoyable hunting.
Man that will be here fast Michael...can't wait to see you and the land soon!
Good stuff Jeff! I’d love to see more videos like this for different terrain features like ridges, saddles, etc. and how you would set up a stand location and with or without a waterhole/mock scrape.
Awesome! Thanks Jeff!
Cool...thanks Isaac!
My buddy Stan bought your seed for his new Eastern Shore Maryland land, I could tell it's better quality than what else is out there.
That's great to hear Andy...let him know we really appreciate it!
Keep it coming Jeff 😁
Thanks Drew I will do my best!
could you make a vid about deer memory, and what can be done to trigger them to remember to come to certain spots more than others?
Hi Jimmy, it all boils down to safety and attraction. However it takes about 3 to 4 weeks for them to forget about a bad memory...or longer at times
Jeff, during the rut when bucks cover more ground and they typically don’t use your property and not familiar with all the pinch points or funnels how do new deer on your property typically use it without knowing your property
Hi Jeff, when you create travel corridor like that, do you just drop the trees or do you have to clean up an alley for them to move through?
We just dropped the trees and left about a 15 yard gap that we didn't cut. I like leaving some kind of uncut gap in most cases, so mature bucks aren't forced into a tunnel that is tighter than they can potentially tolerate.
Love the content! In this video , you mention not putting food plots on the borders so as not to put deer on the neighbors, but I think I’ve seen your illustrations showing plots on the edges so you don’t bust deer out of the middle all the time. Can you clarify?
Hi Jeff! We have plots near the borders of our lands...next to neighboring ag land, where no deer can hold on a neighbors woods or bedding area. We also have woods access for dark hours access and have over 3 miles of switchgrass cover and elevation changes so we can get around our plots from the outside without spooking deer on the plots.
What I'm talking largely about is when folks place plots on borders that place deer on the neighbors land during the daylight. Even if the neighbor is a non hunter you lose total control and only get to see those deer for potentially a very short period of time on the plot right before dark.
We have plots on the edge and because the neighbors have zero cover that places deer on our own land.
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 got it! Thanks for the reply
Jeff,
What do you use to keep the leaves out of the water holes? The leaves ruined all three of my water holes during the heart of the hunting season.
Hi Roger, I've never had the leaves bother them? But I do try to take any debris out each spring...
Jeff,
You were at my property in September 2022. I put in 3 water holes, and by mid-October (after the leaves fell), all three water holes turned toxic and rhe deer quit using them.
If you have several 150 gallon tanks and can’t afford 300 right now, could you put 2 150 gallon tanks within several yards of each other? Or should I just save up and hopefully get 3-300 gallon tanks? I once had 6 watering areas and shrank it down to 3 locations because fire and beetles made several areas to open and deer started only using them at night. Thank you for all your help. If you’re ever in Washington I’ll get you on some turkeys or bear. Or north Idaho. Thank you guys.
Hi Beau! I would try the two together...I like that idea in your case!
And man I really appreciate that .would be so cool hunting out there!
Thank you so much
How does this work for public land? It seems kinda pointless to move the waterhole such a short distance this whole thing seems like it’s really over thought out
What I do on public land is look for lots of natural interconnecting funnels and make a mock scrape with a licking branch like 2 months before the rut. A water hole isn't that important
Ha, come to our charity event and learn 😉 It's now a bedding area ..waterholes move 150 yards...another stand added 100 yards away
That's how I shoot my target bucks every season...by paying attention to the details.
On public land you find it ..on private land you have to create it. You hunt it exactly the same tho, just more work and attention to detail on private land.