Zero Posted September 28, 2010 Report Share Posted September 28, 2010 Finally found a topo of the property I hunt online. I matched them up with Google Earth's pictures as close as I could. The first one is the aerial picture without any markings, the second has property lines, permanent stands, the 2 ponds, and the fairly grown up roads running through the property all marked. Does anything stand out to you based on terrain that merits sitting in a climber for a day or two? I like the area bordering the neighbors pond, seems like it'd funnel them through there. Heard a good number of deer walking around the C shaped field there the last 2 years when sitting in the permanent stand, they're not comfortable going across it until dark. No food plots planted this year because before this weekend we hadn't had any measurable rain in 4 weeks. Gonna be using a muzzleloader with iron sights for the 10 day ML season, wanna set up in some thicker stuff with a 20-40 yard shot. Key: Red - rough property line Yellow - can't hunt these fields Blue - pond -- creek is on the topo map, it's dry due to the lack of rain this summer but it should perk back up here this fall Gray - enter the woods here Green - road/ATV trails, lightly used by vehicles so deer use 'em too. I will walk in on these. Light blue square - neighbors pond that isn't on GE for some reason. It's close to the property line and has some hardwoods around it. Light blue Xs - permanent stands Plain aerial map: Marked aerial map: Topo map: I appreciate any help. I wasn't able to get out and scout due to my CFS and fibromyalgia but I got me a new climber that, God willing, I'll be putting some hours in this fall. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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