huntin'monkey
Lil-Rokslider
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Usually, Oregon is so wet that watching water sources for bucks would be a waste of time. But this year is so dry that even springs are drying up, to say nothing of the moisture content of plants. So I'm thinking that it might not be a bad plan to do some ground stands at water holes or springs that are still flowing on my upcoming Sept. High Cascades hunt.
If I go this route, what's the most productive time for a stakeout? Early afternoon? Late afternoon? Last thing in the evening? All damn day?
Any advice would be appreciated.
If I go this route, what's the most productive time for a stakeout? Early afternoon? Late afternoon? Last thing in the evening? All damn day?
Any advice would be appreciated.
