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    Senior Member hortontoter's Avatar
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    Yes, Stan, he has the habit of going nocturnal very early in the season. The apple idea is a good one. But, I don't want to shoot him over bait if I can help it. Some may feel using the Trophy Rock is baiting, and to some extent they are correct. But, from past experience deer usually find minerals much less appealing come October.

    I've only passed one really good buck hoping to take this buck. To be honest, I don't regret it though. I've made this particular buck my own personal challenge and truely enjoy sitting in the woods just knowing that there is a chance he will show up. If and when I take him it will be bittersweet in some ways. Yes, I'll be thrilled to have taken him, but it will sure take the excitement out of card pulls on the trail cameras.
    I may be opinionated...but, my opinion is the only one that matters anyway.

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    Senior Member mrbb's Avatar
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    well I have never been a fan of ghunting over a bait pile
    so I get that, BUt I have never had a problem with putting, well for me building food sources to keep deer on the property
    I guess food plots is baiting in some sorts
    but having several acres to feed in and access to them 24/7
    its not as easy as some might think
    but it sure does pull and hold deer all season long
    which is what I was saying more for you
    if you can keep sweeter feeds on your lands, maybe he will come about more often, not so much hunt over a pile of apples
    maybe down from it a 100 yrds of so ??

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