My Aerial- Where would you hang em?

[rhine16]

Always like to see the different ways in which people think about hanging stands. I've put boot tracks on this place for 15 years, so I obviously have the upper hand, but from the aerial, do you see anything different you'd focus in on? Keep in mind I bowhunt only, gun stands have been left off.

Yellow is property line

Black is logging road

Green is rye grass

Light green clover

Red is where stands are

Pink is where I'm planning to hang before October

[Ethan Givan]

Just at first glance, the intersection of all those logging roads might be a good spot. Also a stand in the corner of woods between the two rye fields, kind of back into the timber a bit might be good. Im thinking rut stands btw.

With all that timber, a topo would come in handy lol

[Dawg]

Yellow dots

And with that much open field......I'd have to have at least 3 rifle stands!

There's a yellow dot that is kinda hard to see......it's caddy cornered from where the property line makes "V" on the south side.

[dbHunterNY]

1) Corey's left most yellow dot

2) third yellow dot from left, moved left to the to the top corner of that same chunk of cover.

3) right most yellow dot moved to be centered in the south edge of the adjacent field to the west.

....the woods to the north is hard to say without a topo and/or walking it.

[onlyprettier22]

My Aerial- Where would you hang em?

I would hang one between the two clover fields to get cross traffic unless but I like your positions that you have as well!

[redkneck]

At a quick glance, these pink circles caught my eye. You should take all your other stands down and just hunt in these places.

[rhine16]

My Aerial- Where would you hang em?

Thanks for all the feedback guys. Without a terrain map, I'm afraid it's a little harder to pick up on funnels on my place. I see a couple places that guys have pointed out that I'm going to take a closer look at though.

[abrown]

I'd look at a topo map too. You have any bottoms with big white oaks? Acorn crop will have alot to do with it also. I usually use tree spikes and hunt out of large trees, sit in the fork of the tree, helps keeps ya mobil and allows you to move around to find where the main travel corridors are. Of course if your hunting pines, it will change alot of factors too.

[rage man]

I would at least take a look where that strand is on the other property. Above the pink dot you have.

[kcall]

My Aerial- Where would you hang em?

Where all logging roads run together id put one there! And the fields to the right of the screen hang one where the trees make a pinch point by the fields!