Looking ahead already????
#1
Looking ahead already????
My season technically isn't even over yet and I'm already looking ahead to next year. Thinking about making the switch to carbons....wow still can't believe I said that. Can't wait to start my after season scouting to find that next perfect stand location(as was the case with the tree I took this years buck from) Any one else out there as goofy as me. Don't get me wrong I have several more doe tags to fill and some foxes to call, but I'm already planning next years archery attack.
#2
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Hillsboro, Ohio
Posts: 464
RE: Looking ahead already????
I would be thinking about next year, but I only got gun season because of college in N.C. (hopefully). I won't pay outrageous bucks to hunt down there when their deer aren't half the size of ours.
#3
RE: Looking ahead already????
Where are you going to college? The out of state fees last I checked were around $80. It may have gone up. I haven't bought a license or checked the rules in a few years now. If your close by you can hunt my yard. I need to get rid of some deer.
#4
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pittsburgh PA
Posts: 947
RE: Looking ahead already????
Ryan, my brother inlaw and I talk every day about the stands we're going to change next year. I use gun season to walk around and look for heavy trails and more I may have missed in the past. Your not the only nut in town.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 3,236
RE: Looking ahead already????
Thinking about making the switch to carbons....wow still can't believe I said that.
I didn't know people still used aluminum! Switch Rybo Switch!
If I had to go back to aluminum I would quit.
I'd get into spearing for deer instead.
Someday everyone will go back to aluminum for the "primitive experience" to hunt the way their "forefathers did"
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 187
RE: Looking ahead already????
I just lined up another 170 acres to hunt next year. I know a developer and have gotten permission to hunt the properties before he even closed on them. The 5 P's - "Piss Poor Planning leads to Poor Performance". At least thats what my dad always told me.
#7
RE: Looking ahead already????
I've been thinking about next year ever since I broke my leg almost 3 weeks ago.[] Not looking to good to get back out this year. So planning for next year is about all I can do.
#8
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Maine
Posts: 3,555
RE: Looking ahead already????
I'm right with you Rybo!
I love scouting, hanging stands, clearing shooting lanes and the whole deal. I'm not ready to writ off the rest of my season yet but I look forward to the other stuff as well.
May I ask whatyou're going to shoot?
I love scouting, hanging stands, clearing shooting lanes and the whole deal. I'm not ready to writ off the rest of my season yet but I look forward to the other stuff as well.
Thinking about making the switch to carbons....wow still can't believe I said that.
#9
RE: Looking ahead already????
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Thinking about making the switch to carbons....wow still can't believe I said that.
May I ask whatyou're going to shoot?
Thinking about making the switch to carbons....wow still can't believe I said that.
May I ask whatyou're going to shoot?
#10
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location:
Posts: 135
RE: Looking ahead already????
Always thinking ahead to next year. I always find new spots to set up. As far as the switching to carbons go. If aluminums work well for you then stick with them. I actually just switch back to aluminums from carbons and I love them they are alot more forgiving then carbons cheaper and they are not that much slower I hardly had to adjust my sights at all. I find my broadheads fly better then they did with my carbons. and I don't care what anyone says I notice the same if not more penatration with my aluminums. My carbons have become my 3D arrows so I can shoot flatter at 60yrds but for hunting aluminums all the way. Just my opinion. sorry may have gotten off topic. remember faster doesn't mean better.