Hey if u were to set up a tree stand of a trail with hoofs markings, in minnesota for whitetail, and hunted every day for a week, you would problly get one right? well i did that same thing but in colorado for mulies? do you thing i will get one? wat eles should i do?
Whitetails V.S Mulies
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Depends on weather patterns, how often you visited that location, etc. That's dependent on a lot of different factors. Deer can change their patterns in an instant. If you sit at that location long enough, yeah, you'll see deer. But if you went in there several times and weren't careful with your scent, then that's not a definate possibility. More often than not, especially during hunting season, deer change their tactics going too and from feeding / bedding areas. For instance... I've had my trail cam set up on a HEAVILY used deer trail for over a month now. I was getting 20-30 pictures a day off that trail. However, weather changes up in the mountains (rain / drop in temperatures) have caused them to use other routes. Occasionally, I'll still see most of the deer I saw before, but not always. Good luck to you!
Depends on weather patterns, how often you visited that location, etc. That's dependent on a lot of different factors. Deer can change their patterns in an instant. If you sit at that location long enough, yeah, you'll see deer. But if you went in there several times and weren't careful with your scent, then that's not a definate possibility. More often than not, especially during hunting season, deer change their tactics going too and from feeding / bedding areas. For instance... I've had my trail cam set up on a HEAVILY used deer trail for over a month now. I was getting 20-30 pictures a day off that trail. However, weather changes up in the mountains (rain / drop in temperatures) have caused them to use other routes. Occasionally, I'll still see most of the deer I saw before, but not always. Good luck to you!
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Mule deer and blacktails don't pattern as well. They might use the same corridor that's 150 yards wide to travel each morning, but it's a sure bet that each morning they will take a different route that is "just" out of bow range.
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