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the corn field behind my property (overgrown fields and some tree rows)got cut earlier this week. I believe there is still some corn on the ground so it is still food source, but obviously no more cover. How might this affect how and when the deer go to feed in the corn field? Any chance of seeing them during legal light? Thanks

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I know where we hunt ,the bucks use the corn field as a travel route from bedding to the top of the hill to feed , the corn gets cut about opening day of archery every year and the deer vanish. One year the field was to wet to work and I shot a nice 8 point that year .

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14 minutes ago, Jeremy K said:

I know where we hunt ,the bucks use the corn field as a travel route from bedding to the top of the hill to feed , the corn gets cut about opening day of archery every year and the deer vanish. One year the field was to wet to work and I shot a nice 8 point that year .

This 100%, you are going to want to sit on those hedgerows now. 

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watch that field Right now Bucks need to eat Now that there is a lot less free feed  they will be there longer.  and maybe early enough to get a shot at one. The bean field I hunt was just cut late last week. i saw my buck on Monday the only deer that came to the field.and the only one to get a free ride out of the field.The does will come and the bucks will follow

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4 hours ago, pt0217 said:

I'm jealous of you guys hunting in ag areas. Don't have much corn in Westchester.

funny, they have corn fields south of me, apple orchard SW and W of me, browse and some wild grapes on my property, but I've never been able to figure out what they eat when.

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