Stalking deer and fashioning blinds.?
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when stalking deer keep the wind in you face if you keep it at you back your scent and sound will travel farther ahead of you alerting the deer before you get a chance to see them.  the best time to make a stalk is right after or during a light rain or snow when the leaves on the ground are quiet and your scent doesn't travel as far when it is wet out.  as for blind logs and sticks work well.  if you have the time and are on private land  a couple of months before the season you could use some old carpet and wire.  string the wire through top edge of the carpet and hang around a few small trees or posts.  they also make quality popup blinds that range from 75 to 300 dollars that work well. the main purpose of a blind is to conceal your movement.  hope this helps.  best of luck
905955
ummm if you have a tree in your front yard you could decorate that, or you know those net lights?  get a whole bunch blue ones and lay them on your lawn and it might look like water and you can put some of those deer things and yeah...(i mean like your whole yard covered!)
907199
How about  a wildlife ranger
20981
Lesgo! I've been snipe hunting several times! In fact, I'm a veretable snipe hunting champion in my region, and I think I could give you several tips for a successfully adventurous snipe hunting extravaganza!
791341
Ground blinds do indeed work well.  Tree stands do give you the advantage of being above the animals line of sight and you scent will be higher than the animal.  However, if you keep the wind in your face and movements to only when the animal is looking away or behind a tree, you should have no problems.  I actually use both a tree and ground blinds depending on how much time I have to hunt and the location of the trails I'm watching.  Good luck.
843990
no eye deer !!! easy no idea
801320
If you are actually serious about your question….\n\nHunting Whitetail deer is actually quite complicated.  Whitetails are master at adapting to various environments.  What tactics that might work in the Northern Woods of Canada, Minnesota, and Wisconsin won’t work to well out in the Rocky Mountain and Plains states.\n\nTactics also change with weaponry.  If you are hunting with a bow or a handgun, you need to be within 50 yards or so of a deer.  If you are hunting with a rifle or muzzleloader, the distance you need to be a deer is limited to the cartridge you are firing, how far you can see, and how accurately you can shoot.\n\nTo give a quick summary, there are two main methods of hunting whitetails:\n\n1.Ambush methods:  This typically involves staying in one place and waiting for a deer to walk within the kill zone.  I would also classify “deer drives” as an ambush method.  Many people employ treestands and bunker type setups for this kind of hunting.  Additional tools such as deer scents, deer calls, and decoys (deer and turkey being the most commonly used for deer) can be a great benefit in getting a deer into the kill zone and/or in a position where you can comfortably take it with the weapon you are using.  The trick in this method is learning where to set up so you will see and/or attract a deer to within shooting range.\n\n2.Spot & Stalk methods:  The spot & stalk methods is just like it sounds, see a deer and move undetected to within shooting range of the deer.  This can be used in combination with an ambush method, you can walk through the woods until you see a deer, or you can follow tracks and hope to catch up.  This method is quite difficult and can require a vast amount of land to do successfully.  Personally, I have been deer hunting 17 years and I am still bad at this method.  This method works best in areas with dense cover where you can move undetected, though it is required in Plains and open areas where a deer is outside of shooting range and you need to get closer.\n\nI would recommend reading the book “Hunting Big Whitetails: Tactics Guaranteed to Make You a More Successful Whitetail Hunter” by Bruce Nelson.  This is the best hunting book I have read on whitetail hunting.  You can find it on Amazon.com.\n\nGood luck and welcome to the world of hunting.
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It gets worse...I saw a story on the news the other day about a way to hunt over the internet.  I guess it was set up so that those who are house bound or otherwise disabled could participate in this "sport."  So, you can go to some website, pay your money, and somehow log onto a camera which is pointed towards the wilderness and you can push a button and fire at an animal when you spot one.  I know it sounds too strange to be true, but it is a real thing.  Isn't that just awful??\nOh, and to the above poster...I think that the "survival" excuse is about 500 years too old.  I have about 5 grocery stores within a 10 mile radius of my house.  I'm pretty sure I don't need to go and wrestle down an animal on my front lawn in order to eat.
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YEP!!\n...Add to it that precious "deer- caught- in- the- headlights" look!!\nit is absolutely priceless!!
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Small world. I am from Fittstown, just a few minutes north of Tish'.\n\nI am afraid there aren't any places that are not private property or deer camps of some sort. \n\nAlthough the tracts of land are very large down that way  Iwould also not advise sneaking onto somebody's elses property. Trespassing is taken very seriously down there and he might get shot.\n\nMy best advice would be to find somebody who owns land in that area and ask if it can be hunted. Most people are very nice and willing to let you do this. They just want the deserved repect of being asked before you do.
821146
Hunting is good- go for it- bring your snowmobile, good luck, let me know how it went!
883542
There are several way to "attract" deer.  One obvious way is to plant some type of clover or alphafa that they will come to.  Another good trick is a Salt Lick.  The deer will come to lick on the salt.  If you are near any fields (corn or beans) some of the farmers will be nice enough if you know them to leave a little stash when they harvest the crops, the deer will come to eat it.  Also you could try using a deer call, grunting or even rattling.  Make certain to check your local laws and statutes as "Baiting" may be illegal in your area as it is in most states.
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buddy of mine works for a hunting outfit that sells on the web, and he gets to travel and hunt alot.he went to iowa and killed the biggest buck id damn near ever saw.dressed out at 240 and was scored officially at 176 1/4 non typicall..he got it on video for the online store and i guess he says its like the 8th biggest deer ever killed that was shot on video.i can send a pic if interested.email at khaymen2231976@yahoo.com  as for me i got crap this year but a nice 8 pt last yr,
765185
ask him if hes ever seen a fawn or doe get taken down by a pack of wolves or coyotes yes its natural but it still ain't pretty they get eaten alive. ask him if any one in his family has ever hit a deer with a car that can be costly and deadly not just for the deer either tell him you disagree and if he doesn't respect that then hes not a real Friend
955170
Bucks are very cautious..tend to move early in the am and the evening, but they are usually closer than you think, hiding in the brush watching you, they are a little more relaxed in deep woods or heavy cover,where you are hunting is great by the sound of it, watch the edges of your fields, the usually stay close to the edge, ready to bolt back in the woods, but if they feel safe they will come more out in the open, just watch your movements, they dont miss a trick, be patient, dont mess with their rubs & try and find where the doe are..because there you will find your bucks..best of luck to you!
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killed a whitetail with my bow at 45 yards. Longest shot I ever made. Something spiritual about bow hunting....
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Love it!!  Just finished hunter ed class and plan on hunting this fall.  I love to go out target practicing.  It is very important to learn about gun safety also.