RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

Hey race... lets do it.. anytime. I'd love to hunt with you. Or shed with you.

But I didn't mean to sound cocky. I just can't remember being busted while in a tree. Ground yes. Tree no.

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

deff have been made on the stand and in the blind. it happens. heheh

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

Sounds good, it is the tree that the doe can be seen walking under in a pic I posted last week. Excellent spot but no cover whatsoever. I will take a pic when I get back from Mexico from the ground and post it. I plan on using a tip from this site to add cover this year;)

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

Matt/Pa's ghetto tip?

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

FRIDAY for sure DUKE or I will lazer blast you jedi style!

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

Be prepared with tall rubber boots my friend. It will be an adventure fo sho.

The high water is going to isolate that whole piece.

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

I will have my chest waders and if you need a set let me know?

T

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

When I first started bowhunting I got busted all the time drawing. Then one day it just "clicked" and I started getting drawn back without getting busted. I have no idea what I was doing differently, but it works. The most recent time I was busted was 2 years ago by a fox. He was quartering away from me and facing the opposite way. I have no idea how he saw me, but he did. Like they say, "Sly as a..."

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

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Matts tip, when you see a picture of the tree you will wonder how I ever shot a deer out of it to begin with. Classic case of Location Location Location without Vegitation.

RE: Who has ever been busted while drawing?
 

I believe that one of the hardest things for a new bowhunter to learn is when to draw, especially when hunting from the ground. Wait for that head to disappear behind a tree, rock, terrain feature, or wait until they are relaxed and looking another direction if you are in the open. Don't be afraid to draw early and hold the string back. That is the advantage of compound bows. Might as well use it.;)