I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
#1
I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
It ends for us on May 31 and I am not seeing birds at my usual spot. I am going to go out tonight and scout again but it is getting very late to get a bird.
I am not optimistic. <sigh>
We will see I guess though.
I am not optimistic. <sigh>
We will see I guess though.
#2
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
I'm in the same boat, tagging out was easy last year (two toms) so I was overly optomistic the year, I thought I had these dumb birds figured out but it looks like they may teach me a lesson this year.
#3
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
Its been a tough year on all of us. Never give up. I killed 2 Missouri birds this year, and no Indiana birds. So I ate my tag here in Indiana. But I never gave up. If it happens it happens. But dont ever give up. I wish I had a couple more days and Id give every minute trying to kill one.
#4
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
This year I tagged out on a jake opening morning in RI. I figured some years I NEVER get a shot, so I figured since I was hunting CT tooI'd grab what I could just in case on opening morning, so I did. Well, CT was great as far as calling in birds, but not so great as far as me sealing the deal. I took 2 shots out of range, I couldn't believe my eyes watching those birds flyaway. I called 2 birds in behind me, one gobbled behind me inside of 1 yard... I probably could have grabbed him, but something spooked him and I never did get the shot. Oh well, glad I tagged that jake, cuz my season closed on Saturday and I've got 3 CT tags to make some soup with.
#6
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
Scouting and ya gotta believe! The birds are there - trust me......
But I am like some of you - hunted Georgia and was taught a lesson! Worked birds 3 out of 4 days but my northern tactics did not work all that well.
But I learned and am willing to bet next year if I go back to the same area will be much different - why? I now know the terrain much better. Woodsmanship countstremendouslyto helpgetting in close to take the shot.
JW
But I am like some of you - hunted Georgia and was taught a lesson! Worked birds 3 out of 4 days but my northern tactics did not work all that well.
But I learned and am willing to bet next year if I go back to the same area will be much different - why? I now know the terrain much better. Woodsmanship countstremendouslyto helpgetting in close to take the shot.
JW
#7
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
ORIGINAL: tschaef
I'm in the same boat, tagging out was easy last year (two toms) so I was overly optomistic the year, I thought I had these dumb birds figured out but it looks like they may teach me a lesson this year.
I'm in the same boat, tagging out was easy last year (two toms) so I was overly optomistic the year, I thought I had these dumb birds figured out but it looks like they may teach me a lesson this year.
Three days left until the season ends. []
#8
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
ORIGINAL: Arrowmaster
Its been a tough year on all of us. Never give up. I killed 2 Missouri birds this year, and no Indiana birds. So I ate my tag here in Indiana. But I never gave up. If it happens it happens. But dont ever give up. I wish I had a couple more days and Id give every minute trying to kill one.
Its been a tough year on all of us. Never give up. I killed 2 Missouri birds this year, and no Indiana birds. So I ate my tag here in Indiana. But I never gave up. If it happens it happens. But dont ever give up. I wish I had a couple more days and Id give every minute trying to kill one.
#10
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Taberg N.Y
Posts: 47
RE: I don't think I'll get a bird this season...
It has been a tough year for me i let my younger friend get his first bird over me and i am still looking for a first bird o well i guess i am done for this spring, i hope to get one in the fall.
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