Post by Freeborn on Sept 13, 2021 13:19:03 GMT -6
I was at my place this weekend and my wife and I stopped at my large Redneck stand that looks west over my primary food plot. To the east of the stand is a marsh area that is 250' across with a strip of land near my stand. The marsh is usually very wet and the deer don't cross it. We had a small buck cross that marsh to the east about 2/3 across it and you could hear the crackle of dead grass as he crossed it. That marsh is bone dry.
I would imagine this is the case with allot of area that is typically wet. My thinking is this drought could change deer travel patterns as well as change where deer go once bucks start to push deer. My place has several small marsh areas that typically funnel dear but this year they will probably just cross these areas.
With that in mind I need to cut a few shooting lanes so i can see farther out into the marsh as i don't think the deer will stay along the edge.
I would imagine this is the case with allot of area that is typically wet. My thinking is this drought could change deer travel patterns as well as change where deer go once bucks start to push deer. My place has several small marsh areas that typically funnel dear but this year they will probably just cross these areas.
With that in mind I need to cut a few shooting lanes so i can see farther out into the marsh as i don't think the deer will stay along the edge.
