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RE: How I hunt the wind
I guess to simply this whole thread it would be that ALWAYS hunt the wind, if the wind is iffy or changes while in the stand stay out or get out and, for me, do everything you can to help you out if it can't hurt (Scent-Loc and spray).
I've hunted numerous times in a stand that the wind switched and either I called it a night and left or moved to another stand if there was time to move and wouldn't impact that stand on getting there late. To consistently shoot big bucks youHAVE to use the wind in your favorbecause you will not beat his nose often enough to be successful. |
RE: How I hunt the wind
I just find it mildly amusing when I get a full page fishing dissertation on how to present my Texas rigged worm "just right"........from the guy fishing the tank at BPS. LT, so if you've got a bunch of 10 pound-plus largemouths on the wall, do you still have as much credibility if they came from an aquarium? |
RE: How I hunt the wind
I just find it mildly amusing when I get a full page fishing dissertation on how to present my Texas rigged worm "just right"........from the guy fishing the tank at BPS. LT |
RE: How I hunt the wind
GMMAT,
Please stop stealing bandwidth. Thank you. |
RE: How I hunt the wind
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH GMMAT, Please stop stealing bandwidth. Thank you. |
RE: How I hunt the wind
Greg great thread, to bad it got turned into a high school cafeteria! Some of this crap isn't even entertaining any more!:eek::D
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RE: How I hunt the wind
ORIGINAL: annika3 I like you post and agree with what you have to say but during the rut bucks do strange things and at times can come from anywhere. I don't think you can say it's impossible for them not to detect you. I hope you don't take what I said abovethe wrong way but the rut is a different kind of hunting time and the spray just might give you the little edge you need. Do you really think that I need a bit more of an edge? |
RE: How I hunt the wind
Guys this has really gotten ridiculous...
The "rebellion" (the often younger generation who respsect Greg and the old ways.. but come from a newer and more advanced school of thinking) thought the Gregster may be just over doing his routine and wondered why he doesn't use any sort of no-scent materials or spray with such a rigorous routine. Guys, as you may or may not know, I do not use any scent killing products. I believe that no matter what you do, the nose of a whitetail is going to smell you if the wind is in their favor. And now we have this, along with "how much land do you hunt?" [blockquote]quote: I just find it mildly amusing when I get a full page fishing dissertation on how to present my Texas rigged worm "just right"........from the guy fishing the tank at BPS.[/blockquote] Post of the day material right there. LT, so if you've got a bunch of 10 pound-plus largemouths on the wall, do you still have as much credibility if they came from an aquarium? I have hunted deer for 41 seasons and have taken 67 deer. 42 of them were bucks. For the last 17 seasons, starting in 1991, I started hunting for mature bucks. During these 17 seasons I have taken 17 mature bucks, 1 with a rifle. Of these 17 bucks, 8 were from Illinois and 9 were from Wisconsin. I hunt in 2 different states and 5 different counties. 2 counties in Ill and 3 in Wis. I took 5 from one county in Ill and 3 from another. In Wis I took 6 from 1 county, 2 from another and 1 from the 3rd one. Scorewise the bucks range from the 120s to 180 and 8 make P&Y. 4 from Ill and 4 from Wis. Acreage wise, in Ill I hunt a 36, 40 and 125 acre spots and in Wis I hunt a 40, 40, 320 and an 80 acre spots. DOES THIS SOUND LIKE A FRICKEN AQUARIUM TO YOU!!! WTF :eek::eek::eek: For some reason, there seems to be some jealousy going on here. Why else would someone try to diminish my accomplishments like this???? ![]() |
RE: How I hunt the wind
ORIGINAL: MeanV2 ORIGINAL: GMMAT (I'll take care of that one, right now, too.;)) ![]() ![]() Dan |
RE: How I hunt the wind
Greg H,
I always enjoy reading your posts as they are usually void of any useless fodder. I must say, this is one of your best. This provides a great foundation for those less knowledgable about hunting the wind. In addition, it also spurred many useful responses. |
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