So I guess I have two questions.
1. If you took an experienced whitetail hunter that shoots mulitple deer every year and gave them limitations as I mentioned above, would they still be able to kill at least one deer every year? (6 days in the field, gun season only, shotgun only, farmland surrounded by land off limit to hunting.)
Yes, take all of your days off to hunt from November 1st-8th, or something in that range. And hunt from sun-up to sun-down. Your odds would soar.
2. Working within my own limitations, is there anything I can do to become more successful? (This year I am taking some vacation days and will have 10 days to hunt. Yay!!!!!)
Yes. If you work full time and don't get much time off, practice with your bow and become proficient. That in itself will get you more time in the field which will directly correlate to a greater chance of seeing/shooting a deer.