#1 - weather - be it wind, heavy moisture, too warm, etc it is something we can't control but is very much a factor in every hunt.

#2 - hunting partners. Finding outa guy or guys you invite into your circle are all talk and no action. Nothing worse than making the trek to your camp and come to find they are nothing like they pretended to be. In our camp you are useful only if you contribute to the group! We know not everybody is a great woodsman, shot, caller, etc but for god sakes meals, dishes, water, daily chores need to be done so pick one and get to it instead of standing their like a knob watching the vets make your hunt. You only get one chance to prove your worth in our camp, shooters are a dime a dozen we want partners!

#3 - unprepared. This encompasses everything from sight in, knowing your equipment, gear, conditioning, area knowledge, etc. My motto has always been hope for the best, prepare for the worst and expect something in the middle. Their is no excuse for coming unprepared, do your home work, pack more than you'll need & expect the unexpected.

#4 - Safety You must consider your safety as valuable as those around you, wheter in your party or not. Their is no room for error when it comes to being safe IMHO.

#5 - Slob Hunters I don't need to elobrate any further as we all know what this term infers.