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I have hunted my whole life, but just now starting to get serious in my bow hunting. I have researched scouting on the net and found all the "find feeding or bedding area then follow trails to find the other". my question is, where i will be bow hunting is open hardwoods next to a river with plenty of sloughs, ponds, etc. what is a good way to pin point a good feeding area when there will be acorns everywhere. on my lease, its not a hard feat being my lease is mainly pines, but where i bow hunt is a national wildlife refuge, and with the leaf cover on the ground making it hard to find good tracks and plenty of oaks, just wondering if someone could help me with trying to pin point some heavy deer areas