Since its Dec and my right foot was so cold it hurt all the way up into my butt cheek mine will be, Buy good quality cold weather gear, Change your socks daily, dont forget to pack extra hot hands with you so you can throw one in your boot if you need to, and dont forget to put your boots on the boot dryer when you come in!!!

One of the best pieces of advice i can give you is when that shot presents itself....take your time and concentrate on "the spot" and don't take a marginal shot. Practice all throughout the season and when the time is right (RUT) and you are thinking about leaving for lunch....stay another hour!

Well, of course always be safe. But, I would say go more for the experience and the memories rather than a kill.The events that occuron a huntare more memorable in the end.

Don't ask advise in a hunting forum. Only ever give it, even if it's crap. lol

Hunt dark to dark during the rut!

always make sure your bow is sighted

Safety First! If you die you can't do anyof the things you mentionedabove.

Like its been said SAFETY first. Safety for yourself, for the other hunters and even the animals. Yes the animals. Sounds wierd, but i read on here time and time again about people seeing wounded deer, limping deer, or shots that were taken that are obvious that they were questionable. Make sure you are taken "the perfect shot." In doing so you will be practicing safety for the animals and not just wounding them to live a hardship life.So emphasis onSAFETY iswhat should be stressed. And go out and have fun.

Use good ethics!!!!!!!

sharp broadheads, well tuned bow