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Kid 10-30-2009 08:53 AM

As long as I'm seeing Deer, I can sit all day. 4 hours is about all I can do on stand without Deer activity. When I get bored I get down and still/sneak hunt. Tree stand hunting is far too effective to not do at all, but I prefer to get on the ground and hunt Deer on their own terms. Any Deer you can take down on their own level is a trophy, especially with a bow. I never get bored when I'm sneak hunting.

popeye2 10-30-2009 10:13 AM


Originally Posted by BurdBuster (Post 3489578)
Well I have successfully eliminated two states off my list of States I Might Want To Live In Someday

Then again, liquor stores aren't open here on Sundays.

Why don't they allow hunting on Sundays? As a way to extend the season without increasing the number of days huntable? If so, why not a Wednesday or something?

Or is it just a an old law that has never been changed?

Virginia has no Sunday hunting either, so scratch another off the list

BurdBuster 10-30-2009 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by popeye2 (Post 3489683)
Virginia has no Sunday hunting either, so scratch another off the list

Oofta. :bash:

I'm thinking Colorado or Wyoming anyways.

LKNCHOPPERS 10-30-2009 10:29 AM

Well I'm in North Carolina and there is no hunting on Sundays. There were a bunch of changes voted down this year and one of them was to allow Sunday bow hunting on private land. I think the law is very old and it was put in place so the people in church would not hear gun shots while in Sunday Service. There is a church on every corner around here. The odd thing is you can target shoot all ya want on Sunday. I get around it by working on the weekends and hunting mainly during the week, I rarely hunt Saturdays as well.

BarnesX.308 10-30-2009 11:16 AM


Why don't they allow hunting on Sundays? As a way to extend the season without increasing the number of days huntable?
No. Old blue laws. Funny, they legalized gambling and now the liquor stores are open on Sundays. But still no hunting on Sundays.

The reason why they don't change them, as told to me by the game commission is as follows: A lot of land owners leave their land open to public hunting through a co-op with the game commission. These folks want a day without hunters on their land. They're afraid that, if they allow Sunday hunting. these guys will post their land.

We hunt private land and it makes no sense why I can't hunt on my own land whenever I want. But, whatever. Rules are rules.

Catus Magnus 10-30-2009 11:18 AM

when I get bored - usually tired? - I snooze in the stand. Just drift. Woke up a couple weeks ago to see doe walking away.

This morning after a couple hours I got down and did some scounting.

jeep4x4greg 10-30-2009 11:23 AM

I've fallen a sleep waaaaay too many times....scarey to think how many deer I would have missed during those moments.

I text message people and surf the internet on my phone now....

I saw a few people mention books and i think that would like a GREAT idea....for some reasons I hadn't ever thought of that.....and I was just complaining to myself the other day that I never had time to read anymore. Perfect :)

Arkansasmountainman 10-30-2009 02:42 PM

i really dont get that bored, because im always wondering what will happen in the next minute... so im usually occupied with that.... i spot and stalk more than i stand hunt

PAHUNTER105 10-30-2009 05:56 PM

The best thing for boredom in the stand is the iphone. It is by far the best piece of technology that I ever got. It is a real assest to me with my job and my personal life. Believe me, get one, and you will not be dissapointed.

KC


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