Holt
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Walking in in grey light is alot easier to get in with less detection. But every mature buck I have ever shot in morning was under grey light. I would have missed my best bucks if I wasn't in stand in the dark. The key is to know your woods and your entry. Scouting for deer is one thing, but I always scout for entry and exit just as much.
It was a good point above. If you guys are walking in under grey light, are you walking out under same light in the evenings? Your exit is just as important. If you say you hunt that spot and burn it on the way out, you may be making a big mistake. I sit same areas multiple times a year and continue to see the same bucks on multiple sits. I just keep making micro adjustments and continue to watch entry and exit. Another strategy I use on exit is to create my own pressure. I specifically walk certain areas to keep deer out. They know to stay out of that area and skirt the back edge. Guess where I'm set up!
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It was a good point above. If you guys are walking in under grey light, are you walking out under same light in the evenings? Your exit is just as important. If you say you hunt that spot and burn it on the way out, you may be making a big mistake. I sit same areas multiple times a year and continue to see the same bucks on multiple sits. I just keep making micro adjustments and continue to watch entry and exit. Another strategy I use on exit is to create my own pressure. I specifically walk certain areas to keep deer out. They know to stay out of that area and skirt the back edge. Guess where I'm set up!
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