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Thanks for all the replies guys... think I'll look for some good vantage points to get a spotting scope on some of these spots.
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I have an area I'm going to spend a day in this year that fits the bill, I know there's deer on all sides of it just not what spends time in it.
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Bucks like deadfall feeding and bedding areas with multiple escape routes. That is what I would call moderate deadfall. You will see deer trails in and out of deadfall areas used by deer, no sign means its probably too dense.
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Occasionally you can walk right up on them in places with average deadfall. I really think they are curious as to what the heck is plowing through and making all the racket. You had better be quick though once you see a buck.
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