rybohunter

I almost never know specifics of bucks hanging on the property I hunt, but moreso of a general size I can expect for hte overall area. However this season I do know of one that will go mid 140's. That helps

gzg38b

While it's nice to scout all spring and have trail cameras out all summer, there is something to be said for the element of suprise.

I believe the first time in a stand is your best chance for killing a nice buck. Every time you hunt that stand after that, your chances decrease. That's why I like to hunt "naked" as you call it. Find the sign, and set up over it and hunt it RIGHT NOW.

That's why I like the Lone Wolf sticks / tree saddle combo on public land.

virginiashadow

gzg---I have a tree saddle I purchased a couple of years ago...I have never even tried it out yet. I need some pointers. I am going to buy the lone wolf climbing sticks in two weeks. What else do I need to climb and hang comfortably? Do I need 2-3 strap on steps to get that 360 angle movement around the tree?

Basically I need the supplies you take in to hang comfortably all day....I really appreciate any advice as I have some long trips into the woods this year and really do not want to take in my portable. I also want to be able to set up quickly and have alot of versatility. Thanks for any pointers.

Brett

RefusetoFollow

I hunt two of my areas without having any idea of what might be runnin around there. My third and only other place is my woods at my home so I see a lot of the deer at one point or another feeding in the pasture.

slayer_54

i go out coverd in mud and wearing moccasins and using noothing but a sharpened branch to take my prey. it is the ultimate hunting challenge.