get a cabin at hoosier national forest. huge amount of land and saves 3hr driving. use google earth and find a creek that takes you deep in. if you fallow the creek you cant get lost out there.
Aweome! Thanks for the help. We will be going the first couple of weeks in November. Is that when y'all's rut kicks off? If I'm following creeks should I be looking for heavy cover in the draws or try to stay closer to ag fields. I've never hunted big hilly open timber so I'm trying to dial in on something. Louisiana is flat and thick so this is going to be a learning experience! Hopefully, I can get up there in September and put some boots on the ground. Thanks for the reply!get a cabin at hoosier national forest. huge amount of land and saves 3hr driving. use google earth and find a creek that takes you deep in. if you fallow the creek you cant get lost out there.
Early november should put here at the right time. I tend to stay closer to the ag fields as the season goes along. I have hunted some big open timber in Morgan Monroe/Yellowwood SF and by november alot of the acorns and nuts are off the ground and there isn't as much to feed on, especially old growth areas where the canopy doesn't allow for much growth at the floor.Aweome! Thanks for the help. We will be going the first couple of weeks in November. Is that when y'all's rut kicks off? If I'm following creeks should I be looking for heavy cover in the draws or try to stay closer to ag fields. I've never hunted big hilly open timber so I'm trying to dial in on something. Louisiana is flat and thick so this is going to be a learning experience! Hopefully, I can get up there in September and put some boots on the ground. Thanks for the reply!
Will do! Thanks do the tips.i hunt flat farm land with scattered wood lots. i have only hunted the big woods of brown co. a few times. packing it out will be the hard part. lol deer are deer same habits just different terrain. read up on wind currents in the mountains.
Good to know! I was looking at the hoosier tract closer to the ohio river that is surrounded by ag. Looks promising. Thanks for the help!Early november should put here at the right time. I tend to stay closer to the ag fields as the season goes along. I have hunted some big open timber in Morgan Monroe/Yellowwood SF and by november alot of the acorns and nuts are off the ground and there isn't as much to feed on, especially old growth areas where the canopy doesn't allow for much growth at the floor.