3 Tips For Accessing Hunting Stands

[@courtofficermcilvaine7928]

I use a small leaf rake (after leaf fall) to quietly clear off any additional leaves, as I love to hunt quiet cold mornings in early November. Great video.

[@dozierlester3971]

Good video. Shows what using a variety of tools can help with. I like my access trails 20-50 yards off the property line so the neighbor can't see me or the deer if they are property line hunters, as many are. :-)

[@lwdeer1]

another great video, thanks, i miss your videos good luck to you and family!

[@JP_BowHunter]

Thank you for the video. What do you do for areas in deep woods to screen you access?

[@daveburbridge9807]

Man you deserve lots More subscribers ! Thx

[@SavageMcBeastdog]

Nice video! Helpful. Thanks.

[@Brandon-uo1rv]

Be careful with those access trails. Some times you'll make a deer corridor right there and your neighbors will be sitting the property lines.

[@artbrennhofer8283]

I made an access trail in about 20-30 feet in from the east property line and the deer seem to use it to access the ag field next to me. Last year I spooked a deer going in one morning and my cameras show them on it quite a bit. I want to try to cut some trees to help screen the trail but not sure what to do about the deer using the trail. Thanks for the video.

[@randyglover-r7q]

Tganjj oh s for the screening info and trail cleaning ! I’ve done but need more !

[@evanmatthews11]

Good information. Will you make your access trail into a clover plot like at your Barry County property?

[@jonathanfeltman4362]

I hunt a 40 acr place and I have a neighbor with 80 acr spot I've had permission on other small properties that but up against these properties we have only found one scrap and no rubes any ideas why

[@ianlilley6430]

Good video 🙌