Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
12-15-2008 | 05:40 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
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what is your definition?
what is your definition?
12-15-2008 | 05:45 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
what are you saying preacher.... so a deer is never relaxed because it is always sniffing the air for danger.... im a bit confused by what you said, a deer is never content and relaxed...never
12-15-2008 | 06:09 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
Ok, so I have gotten a few, ahem... replies. Here is why I ask.
I hunt when I can in the evenings really close to my home. It gets too dark to make an effective shot (for me) at around 5:45 PM. I have taken 3 deer from this stand over the years and seen several more. I always have a hard time making myself go to the stand if I get home and get dressed at say 5:00 PM. That only gives me 40 to 45 minutes in my stand and possibly taking the chance of spooking deer getting in the stand. How far a relaxed deer can travel and get to my stand in 30 to 45 minutes may surprise some folks. (Especially if you can enter the stand quietly) I just have to question myself every time as to whether that 30 to 45 minutes "might" be the one time/opportunity.
Making sense?
LT
I hunt when I can in the evenings really close to my home. It gets too dark to make an effective shot (for me) at around 5:45 PM. I have taken 3 deer from this stand over the years and seen several more. I always have a hard time making myself go to the stand if I get home and get dressed at say 5:00 PM. That only gives me 40 to 45 minutes in my stand and possibly taking the chance of spooking deer getting in the stand. How far a relaxed deer can travel and get to my stand in 30 to 45 minutes may surprise some folks. (Especially if you can enter the stand quietly) I just have to question myself every time as to whether that 30 to 45 minutes "might" be the one time/opportunity.
Making sense?
LT
12-15-2008 | 06:32 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
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what are you saying preacher.... so a deer is never relaxed because it is always sniffing the air for danger.... im a bit confused by what you said, a deer is never content and relaxed...never
what are you saying preacher.... so a deer is never relaxed because it is always sniffing the air for danger.... im a bit confused by what you said, a deer is never content and relaxed...never
12-15-2008 | 06:34 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
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they are a prey animal ... they have eyes on the side of their heads and noses to beat the band ..... have you observed alot of deer???? A leaf blowing will cause them to jerk .... they are NEVER really relaxed .... again, my definition ..... I am sure LT is talking about flag not up .... not alarmed ...
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what are you saying preacher.... so a deer is never relaxed because it is always sniffing the air for danger.... im a bit confused by what you said, a deer is never content and relaxed...never
what are you saying preacher.... so a deer is never relaxed because it is always sniffing the air for danger.... im a bit confused by what you said, a deer is never content and relaxed...never
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12-15-2008 | 06:40 PM
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RE: Thinking... Sometimes it hurts my head.
PT, real preachers don't belong to denominations.[8D](I digress)
Oh and by the way, see above post of mine to see what the original question was about. (Yes, tail down)
LT
Oh and by the way, see above post of mine to see what the original question was about. (Yes, tail down)
LT