Strowbri86

If it's your first season I highly recommend doing a lot of stalking. Even if you spend a lot of time in the stand and that's how you want to harvest, no problem, but nothing teaches you how the deer in you area move and think like simply walking around and tracking. The last thing you wanna do is set up a great stand with great gear all ready to go and then just spend days sitting there. But if you already know what you're doing and have a great spot, my recommendation is honestly good snacks that smell as little as possible and something to read.

Rannv

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Oldtimr

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elkman30

You realize that your quoting his post leaves his website address up even after mods deleted his post?

Oldtimr

I reported it days ago and it is still here along with other reported spam.

Rb43

I agree, now there is no need to hire an instructor and you can watch everything on YouTube

Nohj

Having a great pair of hunting boots is essential for any newbie