Know my limits, (yardeges). Learn to track. And never give up.

Doing everything you think it right and amassing ridiculous hours in the stand, doesn't always payoff like you'd hope.

i learned not to go out in the woods everyday to get my trail cam. I dont care how tempting it is im not going to check my camera until 4 days later after i put it out.

Checking my cuddeback to much last year during hunting season, won't happen again!!

That regardless of how many different area's I have scouted it wasn't enough,and I thought that it certainly should have been!

Leave the binoculars in the truck during gun season, so you can bring your gun and scope up to shoot the 200 plus class deer, instead of lookin' at in awe through your binoculars ...

That there is a big non-typical where I hunt.

Greg, when you getting back your buck from this year? Or did you already?

I went and saw it last night! It looks awesome, just has to dry for a couple of weeks. I can't wait.

I was going to bring my camera.......... I should have.[&o]

The most important thing I learned this season, is that an aggresiveMamma ground hog can run as fast as I can while carrying a bag of corn on my shoulder : )