I feel like this may have been posted before but I could not find anything quite like it. Only reason I am posting is cuz I have this nagging feeling I am forgetting some preparation or step for success this season and I hate that feeling!
My checklist is this right now:
A. Weapon set up
1. Bow tuned with new broadheads
2. Plenty of arrows slung from 15-20 ft up in backyard
3. Muzzleloader sited in (this will be happening this weekend)
4. Old savage 270 sited in (this usuallly happens early November cuz I use the same scope from my muzzleloader; #cheap).
B. Scouting
1. Have at least 5 pieces of public picked out and scouted
2. Have at least 2-3 spots on each piece in case one gets spoiled for a grand total of 10-15 ready to go trees to sit
3. Prep as many trees as my equipment will allow (the primal steps have helped me afford to prep a few more)
4. Trail cams have fresh batts and are where I want them
C. Gear (this is where I fall down I think)
1. Early season gear is treated with permethrin
2. Boots are solid/water tight
3. Pack is comfortable enough for those long hikes in
4. Mid to late season clothes are ready to go
5. Saddle is comfortable and ready
What am I missing?! Thx y’all.
My checklist is this right now:
A. Weapon set up
1. Bow tuned with new broadheads
2. Plenty of arrows slung from 15-20 ft up in backyard
3. Muzzleloader sited in (this will be happening this weekend)
4. Old savage 270 sited in (this usuallly happens early November cuz I use the same scope from my muzzleloader; #cheap).
B. Scouting
1. Have at least 5 pieces of public picked out and scouted
2. Have at least 2-3 spots on each piece in case one gets spoiled for a grand total of 10-15 ready to go trees to sit
3. Prep as many trees as my equipment will allow (the primal steps have helped me afford to prep a few more)
4. Trail cams have fresh batts and are where I want them
C. Gear (this is where I fall down I think)
1. Early season gear is treated with permethrin
2. Boots are solid/water tight
3. Pack is comfortable enough for those long hikes in
4. Mid to late season clothes are ready to go
5. Saddle is comfortable and ready
What am I missing?! Thx y’all.
