Corn every time you hunt! Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, etc. Often, I have deer feeding prior to getting to my stand.

HMMM...guess we will have to change the names of a bunch of cities, too: Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Sequin, ad nauseam.

Oh and whatever shall we call that little mission located in downtown whatever-San-Antonio-used-to-be.

I guess he don't eat Doritos, He eats spiced corn chips with flavorings and monosodiumglutimate. LOL
Dudes definitely got a burr in his blanket. Read a few of his posts.

If you start having lots of pictures at night on your cameras or a big deer coming in at night but not during the day, start corning roads lanes or paths where your deer are crossing and you will start seeing animals you have never seen before. I do guide bow hunts and this is how i find where bigger animals are crossing or living then i go in and set up on this animal with pop up blinds or ground blinds. So yes try yet but make sure you do these areas every time you go by if there is no corn on the ground.

Thanks for all the advice, I really appreciate it and will give it a try!!