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Trying a different approach this year and going Saturday afternoon. Plan to be in the stand just a little before lunch and stay until last legal shooting light.


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First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
 
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TNReb":3twvn5af said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
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My thoughts exactly.
 
TNReb":1ww32gej said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
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Honk when you drive by!! More than likely I will be in my stand up by the road.
 
Dbllunger":3o9s1p9x said:
TNReb":3o9s1p9x said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
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Honk when you drive by!! More than likely I will be in my stand up by the road.
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I'll be hunting my Henry County spot!
 
TNReb":1le5bjiq said:
Dbllunger":1le5bjiq said:
TNReb":1le5bjiq said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
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Honk when you drive by!! More than likely I will be in my stand up by the road.
Click to expand...

I'll be hunting my Henry County spot!
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Yep. Never mind then. I was just assuming you would be on your Wilson county spot.
 
Dbllunger":2s8zx5gm said:
TNReb":2s8zx5gm said:
Dbllunger":2s8zx5gm said:
TNReb said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
Click to expand...


Honk when you drive by!! More than likely I will be in my stand up by the road.
Click to expand...

I'll be hunting my Henry County spot!
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Yep. Never mind then. I was just assuming you would be on your Wilson county spot.
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Seen any good ones at your spot? I haven't had a single decent buck on cam at mine. I'll be there some next week though.
 
Bone Collector":iirwdu0c said:
well I have to be in early, since I will be hunting public land, so I will be up there about 30-45 minutes before legal light.
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That's early for public???
 
TNReb":1cwyp586 said:
First shooting like is 6:11 at my spot. I plan to be settled in the tree by 5:45. A half hour is plenty of time to let things settle and let the excitement build.

I'll probably get settled a little earlier than that. I leave a little earlier on the first hunt to give myself plenty of time to screw something up.
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Honk when you drive by!! More than likely I will be in my stand up by the road.

I'll be hunting my Henry County spot!


Yep. Never mind then. I was just assuming you would be on your Wilson county spot.

Seen any good ones at your spot? I haven't had a single decent buck on cam at mine. I'll be there some next week though.



I haven't seen any but that is just because I never run cameras anymore. I know they are there though and after hunting that property for the last eight years, I have a decent idea where to look. Closing the deal is another thing altogether though.
 
TreyB":vlzpdgf1 said:
Bone Collector":vlzpdgf1 said:
well I have to be in early, since I will be hunting public land, so I will be up there about 30-45 minutes before legal light.
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That's early for public???
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Well I actually paid attention this morning and it was breaking daylight around 6:10. That being said probably more like an hour. Any earlier is ridiculous regardless of where your Hunting unless you are setting up outside a bedding area and think/know a big buck will be slipping into right at daylight.


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