Well this is a problem we all face when deer season is over, what to do? Well i move stands and scout areas for rublines i didnt know were there. Then when the end of march gets here i get ready for fishing season in florida. Get the boat out and catch red fish, trout,sharks and pompano. Then when Sept. rolls around its back to business. What do you do in the off season, oh yeah i will sling some lead at a gobbler also.

Work with my horses and try to find a good outfitter to finally set up for next season. Most of the time, "next season" translates into well....maybe next year. Fishing is always a bonus also.

vegatate for a month!!

Basically kill time until Turkey season....Duck and woodcock hunt, maybe take a grouse trip. Shoot some squirrels. Fish some for the Crappies in early March...
I'm gonna tan a hide I have in the freezer, that should take up a little time.

1) Shed hunting
2) Scouting and moving stands around
3) Some turkey hunting
4) Fishing
5) Since I've pretty much been gone the whole fall, I'm sure I'll have some honey-do chores, too!

There are only 2 seasons in the year. Hunting and Fishing!

Get the beagle out and start going after cotton tails.

Spend some time with my wife to make up for my absences. We'll take in some snow skiing in North Carolina and head to tahoe the end of february.

Ice fishing. working up new rifle loads. Boat fishing and camping. Then hunting again. Although I live for big game season, I fish much more than I hunt.

Hunt waterfowl, squirrel, rabbits, and get ready for turkey season