Don’t Give Up on Mid-day Hunting

Most hunters are gone by 11:00 am, and most of the deer know this.  A mature buck will often get out of his bed and feed for a few minutes around mid-day.  This is an excellent time to catch a buck feeding or looking for does. Staying in the field will produce more opportunities than eating lunch.

Jim

 

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Insanity

Most hunters want to hunt the same way their fathers did, only they want significantly better results.

If you hunt the way your father or uncle hunted, then you can’t expect to kill any more or bigger deer than they did.
Albert Einstein said, "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
We must be willing to change ourselves and the way we hunt if we expect to change our results.

Become a better mule deer hunter now

-Jim

http://jimcollyer.com/

Still-hunting

Still-hunting is a solo sport, and few hunters can become proficient at it. Still-hunting can be learned only after many hours and seasons of practice. It’s a rewarding experience for those who have the necessary time, patience, and persistence.

Become a better still-hunter now

 

 

Jim

http://jimcollyer.com/