hunting with other people
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: oklahoma
Posts: 36
hunting with other people
whats the best way to hunt with other people?
like if you were to go out hunting with another person (2 people all together)
what would be the best way if both people want to bag a deer? is it best to split up and go sperate ways or stay in a blind together?
rifle hunting
like if you were to go out hunting with another person (2 people all together)
what would be the best way if both people want to bag a deer? is it best to split up and go sperate ways or stay in a blind together?
rifle hunting
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Posts: 2,186
I usually hunt with 4-8 other guys at a session. Sometimes less .. sometimes with as many as 15 in camp. We hunt on about 3150 acres. We coordinate where we are going to hunt and post out as near our exact position as practical using a highly accurate map. HAs worked out great over the years.
#4
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: oklahoma
Posts: 36
I usually hunt with 4-8 other guys at a session. Sometimes less .. sometimes with as many as 15 in camp. We hunt on about 3150 acres. We coordinate where we are going to hunt and post out as near our exact position as practical using a highly accurate map. HAs worked out great over the years.
#5
I used to hunt with a big group until we moved. We would all split up and then share notes at the end of the day. The results were usually pretty good for our group.
It's ahrd to share the blind with some people some guys just want to shoot the first thng and then be done since they are tagged out. I had a guy once shoot a deer after we drug it out he hauled tail home and was done for the season. I thought he could have hung around and helped out the rest of us but owell he did come abck the following year.lol
It's ahrd to share the blind with some people some guys just want to shoot the first thng and then be done since they are tagged out. I had a guy once shoot a deer after we drug it out he hauled tail home and was done for the season. I thought he could have hung around and helped out the rest of us but owell he did come abck the following year.lol
#7
I will typically hunt with one other person, sometimes two or three but not very often. We always split up and position ourselves so that if one guy spooks a deer they would typically head towards another guy. Then at the end of the morning/evening two guys will do a push towards the other guy, hopefully scaring up a deer towards the third hunter.
Its always a good idea to wear orange when hunting with others, even if its not required.
Its always a good idea to wear orange when hunting with others, even if its not required.
#8
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 111
I will typically hunt with one other person, sometimes two or three but not very often. We always split up and position ourselves so that if one guy spooks a deer they would typically head towards another guy. Then at the end of the morning/evening two guys will do a push towards the other guy, hopefully scaring up a deer towards the third hunter.
Its always a good idea to wear orange when hunting with others, even if its not required.
Its always a good idea to wear orange when hunting with others, even if its not required.
Whatever you do. Don't hang in the same blind with another Hunter. It's not productive. You'll end up talking to each other and making noise. Unless its a Hot chic then I say do it.
Last edited by daleintampa; 10-08-2012 at 06:13 PM.
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 111
You don't have to be miles apart. You just don't want to be in a position where both of you see the same deer at the same time. Me and my cousin are sometimes just 150 yards from one another and I might see Deer and he won't or vice versa. Wilkie talkies are ok but texting is quieter.