Deer season is fast approaching and hunters must be prepared for opening day. You must have you stands and deer feeders in place long before season so any game that you may have spooked will have adjusted to the new object in the forest. When setting a deer feeder you must take many variables into account. Think about where the deer are bedding and what direction the deer will be approaching the feeder. You don’t want to position the feeder in a wide open area that is not likely for deer to visit it during hunting hours. You also do not want to position the deer feeder to close to the bedding area because you will disturb the deer when filling the feeder and entering your deer stand.