where and when is the best time to find deer out in the woods of oregon is it in a meadow or what?

Answer 1

Deer feed to water in the very early morning, and then feed back towards cover for the day. Then they move around alittle in the evening too. Full moon is a poor time to hunt as they stay out feeding all night long. I like hunting old burns (sites of wild fires more than 3 months old, because you can see them, plus they feed on the tender young plants that grow there. You need to work during the off season to spot game trails, ponds, brush or trees where the bucks "rub" their horns to shed the "velvet" of early season. They actually wear the bark off small trees etc.
Hunt early, break for late lunch and hunt again late in the afternoon till dark. In an area with other hunters, they tend to keep the animals stirred up and moving, so by late morning I sit back under a shady tree, eat lunch, read a book and snooze while keeping an eye out for movement. Remeber, just being out there is the fun part. The real works starts once you harvest an animal, field dressing, transporting clean and quickly to protect the meat, then if you do it yourself, as I do, cutting up and wrapping the meat for freezing.
Good luck.

Answer 2

At dusk in the corners of fields and meadows seems to always be a good time to find them

Answer 3

"Stay out of the meadow, Bambi!"