So hinge cutting, bedding areas and food plots for deer.....
Can you do anything to your property to make it more appealing for Moose ?
Other than a small fire......
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So hinge cutting, bedding areas and food plots for deer.....
Can you do anything to your property to make it more appealing for Moose ?
Other than a small fire......
Put a salt box and dig a hole to have a water .....
Good luck ...
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Originally Posted by Horridfiber101
I like the fire idea. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Horridfiber101
Moose travel too much.
They will not confine their entire lives to the small areas that a deer can do.
It takes large scale changes to affect moose -- like a fire
We had a excavator in and cleared several food plots.Quote:
Originally Posted by johny
On the second day, with the music blaring and the machines roaring, we had 5 cows milling around.
They came in for the maple tops and I suspect the new dirt smell was attractive
But will they be around come hunting season?Quote:
Originally Posted by Horridfiber101
IMO it's much easier to hunt where Moose want to be naturally. If you have enough property with hardwoods mix with conifer, a fresh cut over will keep them coming for a while. Salt licks help also. Good Luck
Probably not. Like most wild animals, they seem to know when hunting season is on........Quote:
Originally Posted by lazyman
I am always perplexed with the salt lick as hunting tool in the fall-does salt lick actually works in the fall........some claim yeas,but i can not figure this out for a life of me..............Quote:
Originally Posted by Deer Hunter
This is very simple to me , for metabolism we need salt human or wild game , we all need it . So if we or wild game not getting it naturally with food we - they eat , will look somewhere else. And they find a salt box , and they visit it as they feel need it . Will learn it where they can find . Moose Bear Deer
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Originally Posted by gbk