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When deer rise from their beds in the evening, studies have shown they generally go to water before going to food. Yet, water as part of a hunting strategy is often overlooked. Creating water sources in areas where deer might not have immediate access to it is very beneficial. In my experience, deer will often hit a stagnant puddle more readily in the daylight than they will a larger water source, like a river or pond. Creating those small water holes is easy and inexpensive to do with a $15 plastic kiddie pool, and it can help put deer in front of your stand during daylight. Here's how:
For more details, follow along in this how-to video as I explain how to make a cheap watering hole for deer. These realistic water holes are more effective and inviting to deer than many other DIY and market options.
Don't Miss: Creating Water Sources for Deer
Note: Originally published July 14, 2018.
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