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<blockquote data-quote="bigbrad123" data-source="post: 130426" data-attributes="member: 806">Seems like since you don't seem to have bucks that bed by your place, the bucks would likely come from the North or South along the river edge to stay out of sight.&nbsp; Or I could seem them bedding across the river along the river edge since there isn't much to your west and north other than open field and then crossing over the river to your food plots.&nbsp; I've walked that river edge (west side of the river) straight west of your place all the way up to the curve in the river, and the river edge is thicker in a few spots than it looks.&nbsp; There are a couple low spots there too that deer would bed.&nbsp; I would think the only other option is that they would cross just south of your neighbor's place and hit your trees to the west of your house and then circle back to your food plots.&nbsp; I would be surprised if they cross open fields during daylight hours unless chasing.&nbsp; In my spot, they always seem to follow the river or they cross the open field to the south that's out of the line of sight from the road.- - - Updated - - -I would agree with Pluckem.&nbsp; Seems like best option would be stands more on the east side and not having to cross your whole property to get to your stands.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bigbrad123, post: 130426, member: 806"] Seems like since you don't seem to have bucks that bed by your place, the bucks would likely come from the North or South along the river edge to stay out of sight. Or I could seem them bedding across the river along the river edge since there isn't much to your west and north other than open field and then crossing over the river to your food plots. I've walked that river edge (west side of the river) straight west of your place all the way up to the curve in the river, and the river edge is thicker in a few spots than it looks. There are a couple low spots there too that deer would bed. I would think the only other option is that they would cross just south of your neighbor's place and hit your trees to the west of your house and then circle back to your food plots. I would be surprised if they cross open fields during daylight hours unless chasing. In my spot, they always seem to follow the river or they cross the open field to the south that's out of the line of sight from the road. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I would agree with Pluckem. Seems like best option would be stands more on the east side and not having to cross your whole property to get to your stands. [/QUOTE]

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