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The word \u201cpattern\u201d suggests that a similar routine is followed day after day. Like as in I rise every morning at six, eat a bowl of Cheerios with my coffee, leave the house at seven to arrive at work just before eight. That, essentially, is a pattern. Believing a wild animal is that consistent with time is somewhat laughable. It could also lead you to hunting a deer<\/a> stand for about three weeks in a row with the same empty-handed results. We\u2019ve all been there.<\/p> <\/p> <\/p> We\u2019re not setting out to debunk some great myth that a buck doesn\u2019t visit the same food sources or stay true to a certain bedding area. He\u2019ll do both for a little while, longer in the bedding area, before moving on for Lord knows why. We can\u2019t tell you the countless times we\u2019ve caught a fine buck on trail camera for as many as seven days in a row in the same food plot only to have him disappear on day eight. Then, a few days later, we\u2019d spot him walking an adjoining property or feeding in the neighbor\u2019s garden. But why?!<\/p> <\/p> <\/p>