Things to do in the Stand
#61
RE: Things to do in the Stand
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter
Soooo then why don't you just get there 5 minutes before they get there and you won't have to sit all day.
My deer move when they want to, not when I wish they would.
ORIGINAL: WesternMdHardwoods
Jm.... my thing with the playing games is I usually know about when deer will be moving through
Jm.... my thing with the playing games is I usually know about when deer will be moving through
My deer move when they want to, not when I wish they would.
Ok let me rephase that... in early season say sept15th through oct20th the deer are pretty easy to figure out when they will be coming through IMO(then again i aint huntin elusive 150'' deer)! After this time when the pressure gets on and the rut coming up in a couple weeks I tend to let the cell sit longer without playing my games! But in the early season like when you get in the tree at 1-2oclock in 90degree heat the deer generally dont move until 5-6? So that 4hr span there is where I like to be a lil nerd in a tree! haha
#63
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Things to do in the Stand
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter
I usually hunt when I am on stand. To hell with all that other crap.
It is hard enough to spot a deer when you are paying attention. How do you expect to see one while you are playing games or reading a book? I might eat a snack but other than that I am looking for deer!
I usually hunt when I am on stand. To hell with all that other crap.
It is hard enough to spot a deer when you are paying attention. How do you expect to see one while you are playing games or reading a book? I might eat a snack but other than that I am looking for deer!
#64
RE: Things to do in the Stand
When I first get to my hunting spot it's normally before legal hunting time and too dark to see. At that time I'll setup all my hunting gear and get it ready and then I'll just sit and listen and try to keep my flashlight turned off so my eyes adjust to the darkness around me. I watch for other hunter's flashlights in the distance, so that I can shine my flashlight on them to try to turn them away from me and make them aware of me at the same time. Once legal hunting time rolls around I'm too busy keeping my eyes out for deer to be amusing myself with games, books, or anything like that. Plus the other critters and nature itself are my amusement. I don't get to see true nature where I live, so I enjoy it while I have the chance during hunting season.
#66
Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 11
RE: Things to do in the Stand
TeeJay says that he plays with himself while on stand; try that. I myself am always brainstorming up some idea or hunting plan and passing the time in a stand is easy for myself.
#68
RE: Things to do in the Stand
Doesnt every one I mean come on poeple!
ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
TeeJay says that he plays with himself while on stand; try that. I myself am always brainstorming up some idea or hunting plan and passing the time in a stand is easy for myself.
TeeJay says that he plays with himself while on stand; try that. I myself am always brainstorming up some idea or hunting plan and passing the time in a stand is easy for myself.
#69
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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RE: Things to do in the Stand
Doesnt every one I mean come on poeple!
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ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
TeeJay says that he plays with himself while on stand; try that. I myself am always brainstorming up some idea or hunting plan and passing the time in a stand is easy for myself. [/blockquote]
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ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
TeeJay says that he plays with himself while on stand; try that. I myself am always brainstorming up some idea or hunting plan and passing the time in a stand is easy for myself. [/blockquote]
#70
RE: Things to do in the Stand
ORIGINAL: BowHunterJim
man i go to football and there is 7 pages of info that is all saying what not to do in a stand.
man i go to football and there is 7 pages of info that is all saying what not to do in a stand.
I do a lot of day dreaming and watching birds and squirells or whatever happens to come my way.