What's Everyone seeing in S.E OH , going out to shed hunt this weekend got my two dogs been working with since last year hoping there geared up last year was a great turnout with 48
Shed Hunters in S.E OH
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Fullbore
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Welcome to TOO.
Wow, 48 is an awesome yield! Congrats and hope you have another successful season.
Wow, 48 is an awesome yield! Congrats and hope you have another successful season.
Strother23
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I'm itching to shed hunt but I know it's way to early. Right now I'll be walking water ways and remote areas NEAR properties I know guys shot bucks but didn't recover them.
I attended the Amanda Township Coyote drives last week-end. 150 guys pushing deer and coyotes everywhere. I saw 4 shooter bucks still holding. 10 bucks all together and from what I could tell only 2 bucks 1/2 shed. I saw no deer I thought looked like a fully shed out buck.
Also, welcome to TOO
I attended the Amanda Township Coyote drives last week-end. 150 guys pushing deer and coyotes everywhere. I saw 4 shooter bucks still holding. 10 bucks all together and from what I could tell only 2 bucks 1/2 shed. I saw no deer I thought looked like a fully shed out buck.
Also, welcome to TOO
What part of se Ohio? 25% of sheds are on the ground. The dog and I have only found 3 so far.
Yeah walked about 4.5 hrs still have bucks coming in daily to food sources with both sides! Thanks for the welcoming guys!
Buckmaster
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About 60-70% off here. Found five so far. Not finding as many as I should have in certain spots.
Thanks.
I'm going hunting around athens on the 14th so hopefully they are all off by then.
Im not familiar with hunting southern ohio for sheds.
Where should I focus my efforts?
south facing hills?
Any pines?
The thickest thorn patch?
Hay fields?
Stick to the paths?
In northwest Ohio my best spots are usually beds.
In the heavy forest country I have in Hocking county I've had great luck in pine thickets. But all that you have mentioned are great spots. The big key is simply knowing where they are right now (so glass and pay close attention to the tracks in the snow).