#1713489 - 01/07/10 07:00 PM
Re: A sorry year for a sorry hunter
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solodren
8 Point
Registered: 09/20/07
Posts: 1179
Loc: nashville tn 37214
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wow,,, how many times u hunt,,, very sorry to hear that..
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#1713702 - 01/07/10 09:03 PM
Re: A sorry year for a sorry hunter
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mallardman09
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Registered: 11/26/09
Posts: 426
Loc: TN
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I've learned that I don't have enough time with family and work to scout and hunt multiple properties with deer and their changing patterns. This year I have found out through focusing on one hunting property and sticking with it, it rewarded me with my biggest buck to date.
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#1715170 - 01/08/10 06:39 PM
Re: A sorry year for a sorry hunter
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jdyer
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Registered: 02/11/07
Posts: 176
Loc: Greene County, TN
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next year, take the nice drive down here to West Tenn. and we'll shoo one your way...haha.
Seriously.........I'd be glad to put you up for a weekend and almost guarantee you a deer......
next year, that is....I'm done for this year unless someone needs a juvy spot.
Bh
I might take you up on the offer next year always wanted to hunt on that side of the state
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#1715214 - 01/08/10 07:00 PM
Re: A sorry year for a sorry hunter
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jdyer
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Registered: 02/11/07
Posts: 176
Loc: Greene County, TN
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I don't know a thing about deer hunting, deer densities or land availability in Greene or Cocke counties, but I gotta agree with DA on this one.
I spend probably 2/3rds more time scouting (in season) and acquiring permission/leasing land than I do hunting.
It's pretty much a year round deal.
I think you are correct and I have several properties that I hunt which have little to no hunting pressure. Some of my problems this year have been bad decisions and bad luck. Alot of my frustration has been self inflicted.
The other problem I have is lack of time and overall experience. I hunted some in High School then started college and a career. It was not until 5 yrs ago that I started hunting serioulsy.
My best hunting buddy never graduated from high school but his knowledge of the woods, game, shooting accuracy and the outdoors is amazing he does not need a degree because he has a PHD in being a woodsman. It does not get any better than that.
I on the other hand have the degrees and what I would not trade sometime for his knowledge of the outdoors that he has gained thru years of experience
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