I set up my popup this weekend on a oat field thast gets alot of traffic in the evenings. Problem is the only cover I have is that it is set under a large oak tree. There is not really any brush and the land owner does not want me to cut down any trees. Will the deer get use to the popup and how long will it take?
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Originally posted by Willfd55 View PostI set up my popup this weekend on a oat field thast gets alot of traffic in the evenings. Problem is the only cover I have is that it is set under a large oak tree. There is not really any brush and the land owner does not want me to cut down any trees. Will the deer get use to the popup and how long will it take?
And as far as the pop-up.... I'll bet if you toss some corn around a pop-up out in the open, within a day you will see deer tracks around it. They may be spooky but they will come in.
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Originally posted by DrenalinJunkie View PostIt will be fine... I have hunted pop ups that are out in the open and had deer all around it. Even some of those cheap ones that turn pink and everyone says they won't work.
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Originally posted by Willfd55 View PostI set up my popup this weekend on a oat field thast gets alot of traffic in the evenings. Problem is the only cover I have is that it is set under a large oak tree. There is not really any brush and the land owner does not want me to cut down any trees. Will the deer get use to the popup and how long will it take?
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Hey wild d 55 . I have sorta the same problem but i put up my blind about 3 weeks ago and the next day i had deer on my camera . So it dont take long and you dont need to brsh it in unless you want to . Popup are made so you can move them anyways so why brush them in . If you do brush them in then it makes it more work if you decide to move it .
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Originally posted by caccardo07 View PostPopup are made so you can move them anyways so why brush them in . If you do brush them in then it makes it more work if you decide to move it .
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If your pop up is in the wide open, why would you brush it in?? Still gonna be a "blob" to the deer. I believe, the rule of thumb is, if you can see 50yds are more in any direction, just pop up and hunt. If you can't see more than 50 yds in any direction, then brush in.
I have seen deer walk 40 yds out in front of me just after setting the thing up after about ten min and never paid me any mind. Then, kill 2 does the next morning within 15 min of each other with the furtherest shot only being 40 yds. This was with a rifle. Set up on the edge of a 5 acre clearing.
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