Need advice how to hunt area with pic

[fearthebeard]

The blue is a deep ravine with a stream running thee it the orange is my stand the red dots are smaller scrapes an the white is a big community scrape problem is they are only coming to it at night and opening the the ravine got pushed by out of state guys and all the deer have been hiding in the corn figured this would help u guys with advice

Edited November 18, 2014 by fearthebeard

[wooly]

I think your pic is zoomed in a little too tight to make any movement suggestions based on other terrain features that may be relevant in that area.

If that's all you have to work with, you may be doing the best with what you got and just have to wait them out.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

How does it look down the picture. I am very fond of inside corners and especially when the woods abuts standing corn.

Edited November 18, 2014 by Culvercreek hunt club

[fearthebeard]

Down the picture is houses and roads the v like orchard to the left is high fenced off and filled with guys shooting at everything

[fearthebeard]

They are outside the high fence looking into the ravine in regards to hunting pressure

[bowaholic]

the deer will settle down and go back to checking their scrapes... I'd stick to that stand spot since its an obvious scrape line.  the night thing will change when the does start coming into heat which should be so by now.  good luck

[Culvercreek hunt club]

Down the picture is houses and roads the v like orchard to the left is high fenced off and filled with guys shooting at everything

 I was speaking specifically the inside corner to the left of the "S" in standing corn.  is the pic oriented north?

Edited November 18, 2014 by Culvercreek hunt club

[fearthebeard]

The side you are referring to is mostly houses and a high traffic road

[Culvercreek hunt club]

The side you are referring to is mostly houses and a high traffic road

 Sorry, can't see that from what you posted.

Edited November 18, 2014 by Culvercreek hunt club

[BUCKANDAQUARTER]

Prevailing wind direction is key too

[fearthebeard]

Wind blows from left to right

[JFB]

Scrapes would be the least of my strategy. Not only is the optimal time to hunt scrapes past, but the pressure of gun also changes day time activity. Focus on escape routes, thick or less pressured cover, and doe groups. 

[fearthebeard]

They cutt the corn !!!

[fearthebeard]

JFB the corn was their cover but when I was out hunting he started cutting it I'm hoping the deer hang out in the woods I'm hunting in to stage up