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5Cent

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• Dec 21, 2010

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Can't kill em on the couch, so get out in the woods, in the all weather conditions. I love hunting a slow steady rain, and get a chubby working for the heavy snows. Deer have to eat, and will get up and move no matter what the weather conditions if they're hungry or cold.

 

Dannmann801

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• Dec 21, 2010

• #42

I'm likin what I'm seein here - I think it's time to say "post a second tip" to those who've already contributed...let's just keep it to one tip per post...And for those of you who haven't, please step up to the plate.

 

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uglykat26

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• Dec 21, 2010

• #43

sorry dan , i just couldnt help my self

 

Beentown

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• Dec 21, 2010

• #44

Toe heaters are the BOMB! Wait until your about to go up the stand before putting them on though if you have a long walk. They can make your feet pretty sore walking with them.

Beentown

 

cotty16

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Woods or baseball field... take your pick.

• Dec 21, 2010

• #45

If you're hunting with a kid, make sure he pees before you leave the truck.
This cost him a shot at a great 10 point!

 

hickslawns

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• Dec 21, 2010

• #46

Hunt hard. Hunt all year. I am doing my scouting in the snow right now. I will continue into Jan/Feb/Mar. The snow doesn't lie.

I might add, for the summer scouting (and hunting) a very good set of binoculars is a tool worth spending some money on.

 

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Redhunter1012

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• Dec 22, 2010

• #47

This goes along with telling someone where your at. I always carry some sort of first aid including superglue for small cuts and something to tie off a major injury until help arrives

 

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• Dec 22, 2010

• #48

Where i hunt is based on the difficulty of the drag out..If 99% of the hunters wouldnt even think of dragging a deer out of there..thats where Ill hunt.

 

ohio mossy oak

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #49

Where your safety harness..

 

Diablo54

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #50

MAke sure your broadheads are sharp


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hickslawns

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #51

This goes along with telling someone where your at.

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This one is worth repeating. Thanks for the tip. This is something I started doing more regularly this year.

 

Beentown

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #52

One thing I started doing to keep the GW outta the woods while hunting is turning my permission to hunt book to which property I am on and leave it on the dash. They generally look in your vehicle when pulling up. If they see the slip they usually stay outta the woods unless they are called about something specific.

Beentown

 

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CJR123080

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• Dec 23, 2010

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I don't apply this one, but a few of the best bowhunters I know do.......

Never hunt out of the same tree twice.

 

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snelson2221

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• Dec 24, 2010

• #54

always carry an empty piss bottle, especially for the youngsters

 

Matt

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• Dec 25, 2010

• #55

snelson2221 said:

always carry an empty piss bottle, especially for the youngsters

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Or just pee straight out of the tree. Urine is sterile and doesn't carry the same odors we emit which alarm deer.

 

Dannmann801

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #56

Bump - c'mon guys....:smiley_clap:

There WILL be prizes....:smiley_chinrub:

 

Diablo54

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• Jan 5, 2011

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If your surrounded by deer at dark. Have someone come get you. So that you dont give up your stand location


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Jackalope

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #58

Aim for the exit, never for the entrance.

 

formerbowhunter1023

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #59

Bend at the waist. Don't drop your bow arm...

 

Quantum673

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #60

When practicing your shooting don't forget to do some practice wearing the same clothes you will be wearing during hunting season. It is a lot different shooting in short sleeves than it is with Coveralls on.