A question all new hunters ask is where do you find "Arrowheads"? :dunno: The native Americans had a tough life..Think of necessity. 1- Food 2-Water 3-Comfort from the elements. A natural water source is #1 on my list because it provides drinking water, Mammals need to drink so it is a good hunting spot. Not to mention fish and fresh water mussels. #2 is soil type and elevation. High ground with sandy soil is best because of drainage from rain....Try pitching a tent in clay on low ground! inch: Other things to look for is river bends and feeder creeks...look for the high ground. 2nd tier high ground spots are great in colder climates because it is protection from the wind. This spot in the photo has it all...High ground, sandy loam soil for good rain drainage, 2nd tier for protection from the cold North wind and River is 75 yards away.
I spend 50-75% of my time looking for new spots to hunt....Look for these terrain features and don't be shy on asking permission! All they can do is say no...Keep looking!
I spend 50-75% of my time looking for new spots to hunt....Look for these terrain features and don't be shy on asking permission! All they can do is say no...Keep looking!
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