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Susquehannariverarcher
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Creek crossings
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October 24, 2024, 04:10:39 PM »
I was scouting this past Sunday on some state game lands in PA. I found two separate creek crossings that were very torn up. Both in very thick areas. It's in the mountains. The creek is only a few feet wide. I usually tend to stay out of bottoms because of getting busted. How do you all hunt creek crossings? Figured it's worth a sit and see how bad my wind actually is. What I normally do is follow the sign out to a different pinch point.
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Check a couple different spots/angles for switching winds, so you'll be in the best position for whatever gets tossed at you. Stay as scent free as possible.
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That’s all you can do in a bottom…sit it and see what the wind does, usually doesn’t work and the wind is all over but maybe you found a spot with predictable wind.
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Susquehannariverarcher
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Yep. In my 5 minutes of standing there chucking milkweed I was reminded why i have sworn off bottoms.
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