New Year, New Deer Season to Prepare For
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2016
Posts: 4
New Year, New Deer Season to Prepare For
I sat down after my season in MI came to a close and took note, as usual, of what I did right and wrong. There are some lessons I have learned over the years that always stick with me for every season and so this year, I decided to write them down in hopes it might help someone else answer their questions from a difficult season. I'd love to hear your lessons and feedback. Hope you enjoy it!
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#4
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: MS
Posts: 343
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Maine & northern FloRida
Posts: 195
#9
Sure not a reason to be bored here since the deer season closed 6 days ago. Rabbit and squirrel season runs till the end of March. Crow season will open 2-1-17 till the end of March also.
Coyote season is now always open.
I have hunted Mid Michigan farm and big woods land for many years.
Michigan's UP big woods since 1992 and Southern Michigan farm areas since 1986.
I can't think Of a thing I haven't learned in my 55 years of deer hunting. Most important thing I have learned, You are not going to see or shoot a buck if your not out side. I have collected two bucks from my yard, so don't think you have to be in the woods when hunting.
As a kid in our Mid Michigan one room school house we would watch a good sized buck one deer season cross the road and go to the edge of the school grounds and lay down nearly under a couple of Douglas fur trees and stay there all day.
Ever walk over to the stone pile surrounded with tall grass and some scrub brush in the middle of a hay field? Ever have the deer heart stopping explode from that grass and brush?
Ever set in a deer blind all day and not see a deer then all of a sudden there one is. It had been laying under a tree top all day and had gotten under it way early in the morning.
Ever taken the time to check out the pond with a 3'x3' hump high and dry out in it and a deer or even two were laying there?
Al
Coyote season is now always open.
I have hunted Mid Michigan farm and big woods land for many years.
Michigan's UP big woods since 1992 and Southern Michigan farm areas since 1986.
I can't think Of a thing I haven't learned in my 55 years of deer hunting. Most important thing I have learned, You are not going to see or shoot a buck if your not out side. I have collected two bucks from my yard, so don't think you have to be in the woods when hunting.
As a kid in our Mid Michigan one room school house we would watch a good sized buck one deer season cross the road and go to the edge of the school grounds and lay down nearly under a couple of Douglas fur trees and stay there all day.
Ever walk over to the stone pile surrounded with tall grass and some scrub brush in the middle of a hay field? Ever have the deer heart stopping explode from that grass and brush?
Ever set in a deer blind all day and not see a deer then all of a sudden there one is. It had been laying under a tree top all day and had gotten under it way early in the morning.
Ever taken the time to check out the pond with a 3'x3' hump high and dry out in it and a deer or even two were laying there?
Al
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: MS
Posts: 343
Man I don't even look at that stuff! Just be in the woods, hunt the wind and see what happens! Can't kill them in the bed! Good luck to you as well.