Just set up a new hunting spot.
 

I have set up a new spot with a lot of ACTION of does!


I caught at least 2 of them in 2 - 3 hours of each other in the trail camera.

Here is a morning setting up at my new spot.

A candid camera shot of yours truly



Shot of doe 1


Shot of doe 2


Shot of me with my baby My Truck


And the thicket was no more then a brush pile, I've checked it this morning.

Where you hunting or just setting up the area?

Also might wanna adjust your times and days on your camera then, and if your going in loaded then would also suggest you actually where your hunting clothes to blend in better and not your regular clothes.

Thanks Man I'll change the time again, Actually I was thinking at the time that shot accrued I was hunting, and didn't feel like doing my camo clothing.

I was some what hunting and scouting at the same time, I got a question on a day hunt though.

When I go tomorrow morning And I want to bring my decoy just for the day any tips?

No offense but it seems you are very wrapped up in gimmicks, gadgets, and shortcuts.

Just an observation.

No Offense, But your going on ignore!

No offense taken.
My mother put me on ignore when I was 4 years old. My dad followed a couple years later.

My dog got around to it a couple years ago.

The wife???:happy0157:

It's funny that the dude would say I use gimics when I see on Michigan out doors channel the actors use a lot of calls and decoys, I say if they help they help and your not on ignored Bullcamp.

Camo is overrated anyway. A good weapon, a treestand, and a trail camera are the three things I would pick everytime if there was only 3 things I could take deer hunting.

With this new stand, don't camp out there too much. Set up in midday, preferably a windy day, brushing your blind in nicely. Get in, set up, get out. Then hunt when the wind is right. Good luck! Finish this thread off with a pic of your first deer!