I finally got my bow tuned into the point where I feel comfortable throwing an arrow the direction of something other than my target.

Now that I'm ready to go out why is Friday taking so long to get here.

I will be hunting a spot that has not been hunted in XX double digit years right on the edge of a small communtity. (Actually the property line I'm setting on is the villagelimit) Bean field to my east, Corn field to my West, and an old railroad bed running east and west to my North. Large tree stand right in the fence row and I'm feeling good about the trails i've scoutedaround the tree. While my brother (His property) has not seen the deer he did last year the weather is warmer, I would guessthings are just later than last year. Not like thedeer packed their bags and moved away.

After clearing lanes from the briars and grape vines last month, I am excited about getting the chance at a large buck from this new location.

This is only my second year bow hunting, took alarge bodied"8 point" last season on myfathers property. Looking for a 10+ this year, is it possible to pass up another 8 point if it's infront of me? I guess only time will tell.