Ok everyone I need some suggestions. How long in advance should I set up my pop-up before hunting a spot? I got access to a new small piece of property a few weeks ago and set up a feeder smack dab in the middle of it. I set up a treestand about 150 yards away down a trail. I'm considering setting up my Double Bull by the feeder because its all cedars and nowhere for another stand. I don't want to set it up for too long because I don't want the cows to jack with it, but I also don't want it to spook the deer. Normally I would just sit back in the cedars without a blind but figured since I've got it I should use it. Thanks in advance for your input. Jeff
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That's good to hear. I've deer hunted out of a couple on COE land the same day as setting up but not much experience out of them besides a few turkeys and hogs. I really appreciate the input. I'm kind of a scent control fanatic so I thought the pop up would be best for this particular situation.
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As the other have said, if you brush it in good you can have deer there the same day. However, if you cut the brush from the immediate area, or you leave a ton of scent while putting it up and brushing it in....that can be a problem.
It also depends on the deer in the area as Bountyhunter said. Go put one up at First Point and see how it works out for you.If the deer have seen them and been hunted out of them, they will be much more wary.
Good luck
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I have not had luck hunting the same day as the set up. Maybe the deer are a little to spooky. I have had success by setting my pop up in the evening and putting corn close to it. The deer come in the dark when they more relaxed, eat the corn & check out the blind. This works well where you don't have a lot of cover for brushing in.
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