Green field or picked corn for last sit of year?

[Will Harris]

temps near 40F today. sunny. baro peaking. muzzleloader. my public place has picked corn fields and winter wheat to choose from. way passed rut. seriously doubt 2nd rut even a factor now. can only shoot 1 doe. i have all mid day to scout/sneak and will til 3ish. i scouted some late last week and the sign is still scattered. MZ opened 4 days ago and i'm sure they hit it pretty hard sat/sun, but i doubt hardly any pressure mon/tues/wed. i'm good to 150yds w mz. light winds and sunny

taking the 3 legged chair and gonna watch sunset somewhere for last sit of season. where would you go?

 

[BTaylor]

Between the 2, I would choose green.

 

[Gator]

I'd go green unless corn was recently picked (i.e. corn still on the ground)

 

[Will Harris]

there should be corn that is still fresh enough to be attractive.

 

[Jtaylor]

I hunted a corn field this past weekend and saw a pile of deer. There was a lot of dropped corn though and easy pickins for them.
I don't have as much luck on the green stuff after our first few hard freeze/thaws. Ever freeze lettuce on accident? That's kind of what winter wheat, rye, alfalfa, etc. looks like up here after a couple of those freeze/thaws.

 

[Gator]

there should be corn that is still fresh enough to be attractive.

I'd sit corn if there's corn on the ground.

 

[Seekbigger]

Corn for me if there is any remaining on the ground, deer love corn especially this time of year where I live!

 

[MattMan81]

Which ever one has the better cover close to it.

 

[BTaylor]

I chose green first because I figured the corn had been picked for a while but if it was freshly picked and there is still waste grain on the ground, that would be hard to pass up.

 

[SNIPERBBB]

Depending where you're hunting, you might also have fresh grass growing in the picked fields.