i need help
08-13-2009 | 06:55 PM
#12
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Jun 2007
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There is No substitute for time spent in the woods. Spend every minute you can in a Stand.
Learn the basics and build on that (hunt the wind, funnels, etc.) Learn to be profecient with your Bow, learn to read a deer's body language, and harvest legal deer as you go along.
There is No substitute for actually killing something!
Dan
Learn the basics and build on that (hunt the wind, funnels, etc.) Learn to be profecient with your Bow, learn to read a deer's body language, and harvest legal deer as you go along.
There is No substitute for actually killing something!
Dan
08-14-2009 | 06:11 AM
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Dominant Buck
Joined: Oct 2005
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The most important thing, when hunting ANY game, is being where they ARE.
If deer are in the area you're hunting, my suggestion is to remain quiet and don't move.
Your 1st season sounds a lot like mine, actually.....except I knew deer were here. Biggest obstacle I had to overcome was my own ineptness.
If deer are in the area you're hunting, my suggestion is to remain quiet and don't move.
Your 1st season sounds a lot like mine, actually.....except I knew deer were here. Biggest obstacle I had to overcome was my own ineptness.
last year during bow season.. i didn't bag my deer
i was quiet didn't make any noise, used my rattling bag
forced out a blech like a buck grunting on my birthday i
went back into the woods at hueston woods waited rattling bag, dozed off thought i hear something wasn't nothing so i left
i was quiet didn't make any noise, used my rattling bag
forced out a blech like a buck grunting on my birthday i
went back into the woods at hueston woods waited rattling bag, dozed off thought i hear something wasn't nothing so i left
