Speaking of "Making your own luck"
#11
RE: Speaking of "Making your own luck"
The only thing I did different that upped my odds this year was to wear my Ultimate Camo. I noticed an improvement in not getting busted in my stand. Zero times!
#14
RE: Speaking of "Making your own luck"
I bought my own property to hunt on, so I don't have to share it with the idiots.
I scouted my ass of all year long.
Iplanted food plots.
I think I learned the most by being in the woods during hunting season and observing the deer movement.
I scouted my ass of all year long.
Iplanted food plots.
I think I learned the most by being in the woods during hunting season and observing the deer movement.
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manassas, VA
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RE: Speaking of "Making your own luck"
I hunted in areas with thicker cover that I had scouted in the off-season. Although I did not take a big buck, I did have two mature bucks within range and my overall buck sightings are up from 3 from last year to 14 this year.
#16
RE: Speaking of "Making your own luck"
I finally learned to turn my head REALSLOWLYto check outEVERY sound I hear, even if I think it's just another squirrel! I learned this the hard way last year. Also, afterall theseyears I finally got fed up with the noise my license holder made rubbing the tree when my back was against it. I now have it attached to my day pack. It's still visable.
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