OK WHAT IS YOUR #1 TIP FOR SHED HUNTING

[WASHBCBOOK]

LETS START A TOPIC ON THE BEST TIPS IN FINDING SHEDS..LOCATION,TREES,BRUSH,DESERT,GAME TRAILS,HILLS,AND SO ON
I WANT TO SEE WHAT WORKS FOR OTHER SHED HUNTERS SO WE ALL CAN BE BETER SHED HUNTER..

[bearpaw]

The guys I know who find the most sheds, have bird dogs trained to help find them. 

You look around and find a few, but the dog covers more country faster, and even retrieves.

[boonerboy]

knowing where the bucks are before they drop their headgear and "dumb luck"

[Pathfinder101]

#1 Tip:  Don't go anywhere with me.  Sheds start digging holes when they hear my truck...

[Huntbear]

Time spent in the woods.  You can not find em, at Walmart or on the couch watching tv.

[head hunter]

once you start finding them look in the same area every year especially elk they like to drop in the same area around the same time each year. I know a guy who picked up a set from the same buck in the same bed three years in a row.

[gasman]

Look down 

[rasbo]

Look down 

[rasbo]

sw sides of cover work for me..I just follow small trails in and out of good cover..This is wetside Im speaking of..miles in the boots and luck...

[bearhunter99]

Glass, glass, glass.  I have probably found more sheds with my binos than I have up close.

[klickriverchromer]

..LOCATION,TREES,BRUSH,DESERT,GAME TRAILS,HILLS,AND SO ON

Looks like you already covered the good spots

[Alan K]

#1 WALK SLOWLY!!!  It'd make me sick to know how many I've walked by because I was walking too fast to see them.

If you're in steep ground, first off elevation of the bucks when they drop. . . Over here anyways I swear the bucks stay higher than the does and fawns in the winter. . . Then, ridge tops or slightly over the edge of ridge tops.

[carpsniperg2]

let the optics do the work, allot of time i spend more time looking glassing than walking for them.

[UBA]

Like normal hunting situations  scout before hand. find out where they are actually hanging out

[NWBREW]

If your walking flat land (as some areas I do when looking for whitetail sheds) Walk in a zig-zag pattern. Kinda like you would do bird hunting. Works for me........sometimes.