Jimmy S

I wish I had your problem. All the work it takes to shoot 5 deer?

Maybe you need a challenge. C'mon up to northern New England and hunt there. The deer population is very low but we have some of the biggest bucks anywhere. The kind of bucks that will take your breath away.

Tough hunting, thick, nasty woods and possible extreme weather can make for a very rewarding hunt. Don't expect to shoot 5 deer, you may be lucky to see 5 deer.

Warren

A11en

Maybe it's time to take a kid or and older hunter out with you andenjoy watching them learn from you and have a memorable hunt.

Cannonw24

Give it a week it will pass.I've never gotten tired of hunting.and I go just.about everyday.

A11en

Again - Thanks for the encouragement. I'm sure I'll be out again in a week or so. For those that suggested bow hunting - I do. I've also taken deer with a handgun.

Warren, I've taken both my boys out and they've shot deer (pretty awesome feeling I agree). This year, we had a doe come within 20 yards and they both agreed to pass on it. I was very surprised. Here are some picture of them.

Warren

A11en
I'm impressed. Nice going.
Enjoy those boy, they grow up fast.
Looks like you have some hunting partners for life. Your very lucky.

trailrider894

i'm sick of it. i've hunted every morning and every evening of rifle and muzzleloader. and never say a buck nice enough to shoot. i'll take a couple does thought in antlerless season.

drdi

I had to smile to myself when I read your initial post. This is how I feel almost every turkey season. By the end of the four week season I am tired. I manage to take a turkey every year, but after a month of getting up between 3-4am to go out and hunt 5 days a week, I get tired. Then I start saying things like I am going to give up turkey hunting. My co-workers laugh at me now because they know every April I will be getting all excited to hit the woods.

So don't worry, the spark will return. You just need a little rest.