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Forget something?
Is there one thing you somehow always manage to forget when you leave for the stand?
For me, it's a pen. Don't seem too important, but here in KY you must call the deer in and fill out yer tag before yer even legally allowed to move it. |
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Always forget my camera in the truck. Now that I have binocs with a camera in them means I have that problem solved.
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Plenty of things. Either my air cushion seat, my flashlight or orange cap.
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I usually don't ever forget anything, but one time I did leave my bullets in the truck [&:]:eek:
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I could make a laundry list of this left behind on different hunts: lowering line, boots, release, gloves, face mask...... There always seems to be something no matter how hard I plan.
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I do the majority of my deer hunting in the Highpeaks region of the Adirondacks. Gun and ammo is a given, but I double check for map, compass, knife, dragrope,flashlight, license, pen, and foam pad. If I don't have it all, my day, historically is F#@%ED.
One of my cardinal rules: Majority of my hunting method is still hunting, sneaking around slowly. After sitting abit, ALWAYS look back at the spot you were sitting before leaving the area. Many times I have left gloves, hat, or map on the ground. |
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ORIGINAL: Firehawk7309 I could make a laundry list of this left behind on different hunts: lowering line, boots, release, gloves, face mask...... There always seems to be something no matter how hard I plan. |
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On (what ended up being) my last hunt of this year, I must have left my safety rope on a tree. When I went out the next time, I could not find it! [:@]
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like Chris H i left my bullets at home but luckly my dad had some in his glove box just for that reason
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I either forget to get the camera out of the truck
Or I forget to bring my bag, which contains my liscense[&:] |
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ORIGINAL: WhackAndStack_CR337 Is there one thing you somehow always manage to forget when you leave for the stand? For me, it's a pen. Don't seem too important, but here in KY you must call the deer in and fill out yer tag before yer even legally allowed to move it. I fogot almost everything at one time or another. The most recent big thing was forgetting the caps for my daughter and my muzzloaders on a recent hunt. The drive put us in late and ruined the hunt...well at least for seeing deer. Still a good hunt. :) ORIGINAL: Mottz Always forget my camera in the truck. Now that I have binocs with a camera in them means I have that problem solved. |
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ORIGINAL: Jasonlester ORIGINAL: WhackAndStack_CR337 Is there one thing you somehow always manage to forget when you leave for the stand? For me, it's a pen. Don't seem too important, but here in KY you must call the deer in and fill out yer tag before yer even legally allowed to move it. I fogot almost everything at one time or another. The most recent big thing was forgetting the caps for my daughter and my muzzloaders on a recent hunt. The drive put us in late and ruined the hunt...well at least for seeing deer. Still a good hunt. :) ORIGINAL: Mottz Always forget my camera in the truck. Now that I have binocs with a camera in them means I have that problem solved. |
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the dumbest thing I ever forgot was my release.....and I saw more deer that day than any other day that season. I always forget something though....usually binocs.
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You have to call it in before you can even move it?
Man that would be a major PITA!! I don't get phone service where I hunt. |
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I forgot my fanny pac this year, kinda sucked, I have my calls, scent. knife, flashlight, snacks, etc.
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forgot my range finder last day of season this year deer came through in a different spot,watched them walk
out of a different spot too |
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I think I can top any of the other posts and its not really a matter of what I forgot to bring its what I forgot to not bring. Last year when when I got out to where I was going to hunt I realized that I had not taken the gun lock off the gun and as the keys were at home, it wasn't coming off. Luckly I happened to have my bow out there so I was able to use that.
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All I know is don't forget the toilet paper!
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ORIGINAL: huntercr I think I can top any of the other posts and its not really a matter of what I forgot to bring its what I forgot to not bring. Last year when when I got out to where I was going to hunt I realized that I had not taken the gun lock off the gun and as the keys were at home, it wasn't coming off. Luckly I happened to have my bow out there so I was able to use that. |
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I got into my tree stand on a bowhunt and realized I forgot my release. 1/4 mile back to the truck for that.
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i always forget my flashlight, and walking out of the woods in pitch black with a dinky cell phone for a flashlight is always fun.
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I forget my pen and tag fasteners sometimes,i once forgot to chamber a bullet while on my stand,and a big buck came and stopped 40 yds away and by the time i chambered a bullet he was off and running but was still able to get a shot off and get the deer.the deer was a nice eight point.
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I always get dressed in the woods. A few times over the past two years, I have been setup and ready to go when I realized I was still wearing my baseball hat.
I forgot to make the change to my hunting hatl. I felt kinda stupid all dressed in camo with a blue Red Sox hat. :eek: |
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ORIGINAL: Jimmy S I always get dressed in the woods. A few times over the past two years, I have been setup and ready to go when I realized I was still wearing my baseball hat. I forgot to make the change to my hunting hatl. I felt kinda stupid all dressed in camo with a blue Red Sox hat. :eek: |
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