Shoudn't Do
#11
I spend way too much time on the walkie-talkie when hunting with friends.
I always second guess myself once I get my climber on a tree.
I underestimate how long it will take me to get to my tree and ready to go.
I get lazy with scent control the longer the season goes...
rw
I always second guess myself once I get my climber on a tree.
I underestimate how long it will take me to get to my tree and ready to go.
I get lazy with scent control the longer the season goes...
rw
#13
I dont do this everytime
stay scent free..its hard...and my most effective way is in this link..
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/bowh...o-dont-do.html
i would like too, but its just tooooo much work sometimes, and i think i can get away with it.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/bowh...o-dont-do.html
i would like too, but its just tooooo much work sometimes, and i think i can get away with it.
#15
Shooting deer way after hrs..........................................I'm just kidding.
1. Definately not giving a stand it much deserved time. Way too many times I decided to move and spook deer comin down. It's payed off sometimes but not enough to keep doing it.
2. Not enough practice. With being in the military time is short but I love bowhunting. I fnally got the wife a bow so maybe I can practice a little more.
3. Moving too fast while stalking through the woods. I catch myself walking way too fast. Yeah I see deer but it's usually the hind ends laughing at me.
1. Definately not giving a stand it much deserved time. Way too many times I decided to move and spook deer comin down. It's payed off sometimes but not enough to keep doing it.
2. Not enough practice. With being in the military time is short but I love bowhunting. I fnally got the wife a bow so maybe I can practice a little more.
3. Moving too fast while stalking through the woods. I catch myself walking way too fast. Yeah I see deer but it's usually the hind ends laughing at me.
#16
Great Idea of a thread topic!!
Sometimes I wonder If I'm setting the bar a little too high In the area I hunt with the bucks I'm passing. This Is always on my mind.
Me as well. Too often I haven't acted on my 1st Instinct on stand placements or which stand to sit on a particular sit. I know of at least 2 different occasions where this did cost me a nice buck.
I use to be kinda like this too. Instead though I'd clear too much In and around the stand tree. It looked awesome before I put the stand up. After the trimming I'd get down and admire what I thought was a kick ass stand to only be disappointed In the big open blob In the tree. Me and Pine tree's were good for this. I've gotten much better though with this.
What is it that you do when bowhunting that you know
you shouldn't do or wish you wouldn't do?
you shouldn't do or wish you wouldn't do?
I tend to over analyze things a lot. I over think the situation and sometimes I get impatient and don't give my stands a good fair shake.
I am also a compulsive shooting lane a brush cutter.