Never Be In The Woods While Hunting
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Never Be In The Woods While Hunting
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Summary:
This article is for dedicated hunters who have faced years of hunting with little success. It offers straightforward advice and practical tips to help you improve your hunting skills and increase your chances of success.Keywords:
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If you've been hunting for years and often come home empty-handed, this article is for you. I aim to share some honest and practical advice that has worked for me, saving you time and money. The key to successful hunting isn't about being in the woods; it's about blending into your surroundings.Consider how often a deer has spotted you, snorted, and run away before you even had a chance to take a shot. These situations often occur because you're too noticeable in the woods. Imagine someone dressing up in a camouflaged suit in your living room. You'd spot them instantly, right? The same principle applies to hunting.
We're often taught to hunt a certain way, but that approach can make us stand out. Instead, the goal is to become part of the environment. You must ensure you’re as inconspicuous as possible.
Think about a hypothetical contest between a Native American hunting for survival and someone hunting for sport. Which would be more successful? It's all about technique. The key is not just to be in the woods, but to blend and become part of the woods.
Here are a few effective hunting techniques I recommend. They focus on making simple yet impactful changes to how you hunt, minimizing unnecessary expenses on various gadgets and gear.
Digging a Hunting Hole:
One of the best techniques involves the simple act of digging a hole. By creating a 4-foot-deep hole during the summer, you set yourself up for better hunting in the fall. Here’s why this strategy is effective:
- Visibility: You can easily see through the brush and notice movement.
- Scent Control: Your scent is significantly masked underground.
- Weather Protection: You’ll stay warmer since you’re shielded from the wind.
- Comfort: Bring a chair into the hole for added comfort.
- Stability: The ground provides an unbeatable gun rest.
- Detection Avoidance: Animals may mistake you for a smaller creature if they spot movement.
- Safety: Staying low helps prevent accidental shootings.
For this type of hunting, I rely on just a blanket or sleeping bag and a quality ground blind. My preferred ground blind is The Scope Blind. It's lightweight, portable, and isn't fixed to the ground, allowing me to adjust as needed based on how the deer approach.
A few final tips: avoid cover scents, opt for small blinds, and dig a hole. Your friends might laugh, but they’ll be impressed when they taste your fresh deer jerky!
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