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Really want to shoot a couple with Pistols this year, doe's will be fine.
1 Wall Buck, either TN or KY
Thinking I'm going to keep an daily hunting log this year, have done it on several of out state trips but never local.

And I will be working on some late plots this year, will start clearing freshly cut clear cuts this coming week
 
Enjoy every second in the woods and be thankful I am alive to experience it.

Hunt with friends as much as possible.
Try and hunt with new friends and reconnect with old friends.

Put some deer in the freezer. One with a pistol would be extra fun.
 
bow hunt all year, not to be tempted to reach for the guns. two of my buddies are starting to hunt this year so try to put them on something
 
One of my favorite annual threads.

1 Have lots of fun
2 dont have mistakes or mentle lapses
3 perfect doe jerky
4 hunt all phases of the season till the last min
5 get my wife on her first buck
6 hunt with dad and gramps
7 keep my log book up
8 dont get busted once
9 shoot sasquatch
10dont miss an opportunity
 
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1.) Number one is always not to wound any animals.
2.) Enjoy my season
3.) Kill my first bow deer
4.) I wouldn't mind #3 being a P&Y but anything over 110"
will do fine, or a doe of course
5.) help my dad kill a big deer (it's been almost ten years)
 
Well this will be the first season that I am going to hunt, so my goal is to kill a deer whether it be a doe or a buck. In all actuality I would like to get 2 does and a buck but I will be perfectly happy with just one. Also went squirrel hunting this morning for the first time and got 4 and next weekend will be the first dove hunt ever so I'm trying to do all of the seasons and put some meat in the freezer.
 
Got a couple of goals this year:

1. For me - kill at least one deer this season with my bow - more if possible. I shot one doe the first weekend I hunted 2 years ago, but nothing since then with a bow.

2. Wife got a crossbow this year - I'd like to help her shoot her first deer with either that or a gun.

3. I'd like for my daughter to get her first deer this year too (She's 11).
 
1) enjoy it...hunt when I want and not when I don't
2) don't wound a deer/kill every deer I shoot at
3) 8 deer (mostly bow hunter)
4) 1 PY buck
5) hang less stands during season (this one is a lock with as many as I have up/trees prepped)
6) know where bucks have survived after gun season
7) have a great 2 days with my best friend and brother in TN following Xmas...
 
Kill a deer with my new muzzleloader that I bought in 2002.
Kill a deer with my pistol.
Kill a deer with a rifle.
Kill a deer with a shotgun.

Put down my bow.
 
1. Get a big slickhead right away for jerky and sausage. I still have steaks from last season. Wait till much cooler weather to get more serious about bucks.
2. Find new hunting buddy to share costs with. Mine have all moved or are deployed. Gas is too expensive to drive hours to a hunting spot any more.
3. Get one with recurve or longbow
4. Do more camping/hunting
5. Take more and better quality pictures
 
1. Savor the joys of the outdoors.

2. Hunt with my little girl and teach her to be a woodsman.

3. Provide venison for family/friends that want it.

4. Hunt some new areas.

5. Make clean/efficent kills.
 
Since I have class on Saturday mornings this year my goal by default is hunt more mid day and evenings. Hunt hard during my vacation (week of thanksgiving). Kill a buck 3.5+
 
I have used that last couple of years in stand to create a better living relationship with God. i spend alot of time in prayer and reading in stand. i also spend alot of time confessing, lol...That is my number one goal. To keep that going as it helps me to have a better relationship with Him after deer season is over.

Second goal would be to use our two juvenile weekends to put two first timers on deer.

third goal is to put a couple guys from tennessee on some good deer.

fourth goal would be to put at least 3 if not 4 does in the freezer.
 
Goals... First is to enjoy every second I have in gods livingroom. Second is to introduce another youngster to the outdoors. Third is to get my son his first good buck, he killed a 1 horned 3pt. last year.
 
My wife to kill her first deer! Kill wallhanger with a bow. And get my little brother to kill his first deer!
 
1. Kill my first deer with a bow
3. Shoot something decent on my Montana Trip
4. Most of all have fun with family and friends
 
1) daughter gets first deer
2) daughter gets first deer
3) daughter gets first deer
4) stick ol mossy horns in OH
 

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