Photo courtesy of Apple Creek Whitetails
When I speak of a deer’s bedroom, I don’t necessarily mean
where a deer sleeps. What I’m talking about here is areas where breeding
occurs. I’m looking for areas with thick brush or with young trees close
together. The doe, with her smaller frame and lack of antlers can easily out maneuver
an amorous buck in such places. She picks where and when the breeding occurs.
Remember a buck doesn’t like to force his antlers through
branches bigger than your thumb. Being able to get a good shot in the thick
stuff can be hard to impossible. Don’t set up and hide where you can only see a
few yards out. You’re going to be better off setting up on the downwind edge of
these bedrooms where visibility is better..
Jim
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