Doe harvest advice

[BLACKFINTURKEY]

Fawn distress call. I’ve had countless does respond to different distress calls. I often called them in more than predators.

[PapaSmurf]

Hand feed.

[deerwatcher51]

Spotlight or thermal. Remember ain't nothing illegal if you don't get caught!

Are you going to bail me out Larry?

[BolilloLoco]

Corn ALWAYS works.
Just get away from the places you’ve been shooting them.

[Top Of Texas]

Doe figure out your hunting them pretty fast. If you want to hunt bucks over feeders, never shoot doe there. Instead, bait roads away from feeders for a few days then shoot doe at those locations for just a few days, then rotate again, or, if small property, wait a few weeks and repeat. Must start early.

[M16]

Are you going to bail me out Larry?

I’ll bail you out and pay the fine!

[Sippy]

Start earlier

[tbgascorer]

Sounds like your deer are off the corn. I've seen several places this happens in January-February. Even with little pressure, these deer just get tired of the corn. Despite not having a lot of browse and tough winter. My advice would be to hunt a protein feeder to take a few extra mouths.

[deerwatcher51]

Start earlier

I started in October….maybe that is the problem….I shot every doe that showed up except one….I was trying to get my wife on a buck that time.

[Hogmauler]

I noticed the same thing at our place in Robertson county last week. Corn on the ground. What’s going on? The mast is gone or rotten and I didn’t see a deer one.

[3ChordTruth]

Corn the roads away from the feeder areas.

X2, this, will be a yellow magnet to them.

[powderburner]

Make it look like the yellow brick road. up and down all the roads. We always can pick up a few mid day driving around.

[BowhunterB]

I started in October….maybe that is the problem….I shot every doe that showed up except one….I was trying to get my wife on a buck that time.

Doesn't sound like you have very many does to begin with, or I am misinterpreting something. I could shoot 7 does today and probably have 10-15 back tomorrow most of the time.

Are you bowhunting exclusively? Just curious

[davidpark06]

Feed the roads