What is the easiest/most common thing to forget?

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I am going through my mind what I need to make sure I have for tomorrow. What is the most common thing bow hunters forget? I think I am good to go, but I am going to go ahead and put on my broadheads tonight. I keep thinking I am going to go to the woods with field points!
 
Re: What is the easiest/most common thing to forge

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Re: What is the easiest/most common thing to forge

I bought a new release yesterday. I put it in my pack so I wouldn't forget it.
 
release is most common dont forget your scent coverage also
oh yeah dont forget your rangefinder that really sucks cause i have done that b4
 
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I forgot my release once. Had a six point at twenty yards. Those arrows don't fly worth a darn when you pull them back by hand. That deer stood and watched me take shots at him. Then walked off. I realised I left release when I started to leave the truck, I did'nt have enough light to back home and get so I thought I would give it a try. It won't happen again.
 
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UTGrad said:
I bought a new release yesterday. I put it in my pack so I wouldn't forget it.
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I hope you shot it, or at least tested it on your bow with one of your hunting arrows.

I bought a back-up release, and didn't realize that the jaws were a little longer than my other one. When I put it on my string loop, I couldn't close the jaws because it hit the end of the arrow nocks. Fortunately my new Easton Epics have slightly shorter nocks, so now it itsn't a problem for me.
 
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I've forgotten most of the stuff mentioned here, plus some. Ever try to field dress a buck using just your fingernails and teeth? Or have to take the lace off your boot to tie on the kill tag?

Once I forgot my camera, and had to draw a picture of the deer. Of course, I'd also forgotten to bring along paper and crayons, so I had to draw the picture in the dirt with a stick.

Most disturbing is last year I went on a three-day hunt in Kentucky and forgot my range finder. Having never set eyes on the place before, all I could do was pace off a few spots from the stands and trust my range estimation.

Didn't work; shot right over a nice 8 point's back.
 
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drove off without my wallet today, got to go back and get it.
 
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jakeway said:
UTGrad said:
I bought a new release yesterday. I put it in my pack so I wouldn't forget it.
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I hope you shot it, or at least tested it on your bow with one of your hunting arrows.

I bought a back-up release, and didn't realize that the jaws were a little longer than my other one. When I put it on my string loop, I couldn't close the jaws because it hit the end of the arrow nocks. Fortunately my new Easton Epics have slightly shorter nocks, so now it itsn't a problem for me.
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Yep, shot it the day I got it to check it out.
 
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Drove off and left my boots behind once. Also forgot safety harness. I don't go up a tree without mine so i was ground hunting.
 
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I left my release in the truck once.

Took a 20 yd,broadside shot, on a fat Doe.

Found out that I can not finger shoot.

I never even found the arrow I shot.
 
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Adamjcksn said:
Bug spray...lol...when its warm those bugs will light you up.
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Agree,but I use a Theromcel.

Didn't use either one September day,and the chiggars ate me up.
I almost had to go to the hospital the day after. Had more than hundreds of bites.

Finally, someone told me to take a hot bath with baking soda.
It worked.

I was still not in good shape,but I could function.
 

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