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#6
RE: ??
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY
I'm scared of the dark though.
I'm scared of the dark though.
lpv77, as long as your not disturbing the deer and their movement going in, you only need to be there 5 minutes ahead of time. It's all about timing. You just need to be there before the deer.
#8
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: LI, New York
Posts: 517
RE: ??
very true Rob. I am hunting a new spot tomorrow for opening day. I dont know what to expect or what the deer are doing exactly yet. I will go an hour early and cross my fingers. Its tough there are no food plots. just wood and houses.
#9
RE: ??
It depends on the area and how long I plan on sitting. If I'm doing an all day hunt I'll get there about 45 minutes before first light.
In some cases, I've been as early as 1.5 hours before first light. I like being in there real early to let the woods settle down. But it makes for a long sit.
When I worked nights sometimes I'd get out of work at 1 am, shower up, and then head to my stand and sleep until morning. It's amazing what you hear in the woods in the middle of the night.
In some cases, I've been as early as 1.5 hours before first light. I like being in there real early to let the woods settle down. But it makes for a long sit.
When I worked nights sometimes I'd get out of work at 1 am, shower up, and then head to my stand and sleep until morning. It's amazing what you hear in the woods in the middle of the night.