What do you think for tomorrow?
10-11-2009, 08:24 PM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 1,304
Where you at? Helps to know to get/give better advice.
Are you still hunting? Ground blind? Treestand? Archery? Rifle?
What has the weather forecast report said about your area in the morning?
Are you after about anything or a trophy buck? Bucks are hunted differently than does.
Offering more info would have helped. I'll say if you don't see anything, start doing some light tinkling of antlers to try and get the attention of a buck. Also, do some grunting every 15-20 minutes or so. If you have binoculars, be sure to use them to see through the thick stuff to see if a buck is lurking... especially towards the down wind side.
And most of all, try and soak in the entire experience. Enjoy it. Watch all the animals and see what they are doing. Don't judge your hunt by a lack of a kill, but by the experience out there.
Have fun.
iSnipe
Are you still hunting? Ground blind? Treestand? Archery? Rifle?
What has the weather forecast report said about your area in the morning?
Are you after about anything or a trophy buck? Bucks are hunted differently than does.
Offering more info would have helped. I'll say if you don't see anything, start doing some light tinkling of antlers to try and get the attention of a buck. Also, do some grunting every 15-20 minutes or so. If you have binoculars, be sure to use them to see through the thick stuff to see if a buck is lurking... especially towards the down wind side.
And most of all, try and soak in the entire experience. Enjoy it. Watch all the animals and see what they are doing. Don't judge your hunt by a lack of a kill, but by the experience out there.
Have fun.
iSnipe
