Taz, I' d add a fourth and that' s following a blood trail and maybe a fifth and that' s eating some fresh backstrap and telling about the hunt or listening to someone else' s story of the hunt.

I hunt the same 300 acres every year and I love to see a different big buck track that I havn' t seen before. Sometimes you can' t tell one buck track from another, but sometimes them tracks have characteristics that you can remember. That gets me going and I get excited the first of september when the bucks are running together and most of the time it' s easy to get a glimpse of what your hunting that fall.