Balancing Treestand Access and Areas Void of Deer
During hunting season, not every acre should be filled with deer. You should be managing and thinking about having these type of acres on your farm during the dormant season. This week on the podcast we break down the importance of considering access for hunting and how to blow your wind in safe areas, but still productive areas of the farm.
Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting · Land & Legacy
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Show Notes
To be successful, you have to hunt undetected. Therefore, you need consider where you wind is blowing at all times. This means that there is a very distinct need to a manage for dormant season voids. These areas can be diverse pastures, frequently burned early successional areas, or areas that have had many of the mast producing trees cut. Deer relate there activity direct to topography and vegetation, it is up to the landowner to find the balance of habitat improvement and funneling deer in killable locations. This podcast takes you on a deep dive manage those down wind acres of the annual harvest locations on the farm.
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