The weeks are winding down before Minnesota’s archery season opens Sept. 16. The deer are being dressed, and while they still have velvet antlers, they won’t be for long. Soon they’ll have difficult antlers and won’t be as likely to be hanging with a few other deer.
So, if you want to make the most of your early-season hunting, the window to find your target deer is closing. While trail cameras have largely replaced long-range scouting, the latter is still a viable path to finding a few deer worthy of your target list. But it’s not as simple as parking your truck on a gravel road and glancing at them with binoculars.
Slow Summer Deer Hunting Tips to Assist You Find Them
