In all seriousness....if they made an adult baby bjorn it would make a perfect saddle....no hip pinch and optional upper body supportI see your harness comes with a screamer for safety.
And she already knows to hide her face from the camera. Now its time to pimp out her harness.
Looks like your hunting suburban bucks.
It is tough letting those doe walk. I will hopefully be in the saddle in a couple hours (wind direction) to ONLY shoot doe.
It will keep it up, you will learn a ton by letting deer walk. You’ll be surprised that you can strategically fill the freezer while still being selective.Let my first doe walk ever to wait on a buck since it’s the rut here. After an hour it hasn’t paid off.
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We're all pullin for ya Dutch!Breaking the "live" rules again but I got out for about a hour tonight, didn't see anything but left my gear in the woods to make setting up tomorrow AM easier. Was my first rappel from hunting height after a hunt, worked out nicely with the ATC/autoblock setup. Last day of the season, will it being my first deer? Hopefully. I'll keep you posted tomorrow.
That's the problem/great thing about this spot, there's paths and poop and sign everywhere... Each time I've seen deer they have been in different directions, headed in different directions. I moved from where I'd set up before to this tree because it was somewhat where the paths of 6 different deer from prior trips( lone spike, lone doe, 3doe group)all somewhat intersect and pretty fresh poop pretty much under the tree. I feel like I'm definitely in a transition zone, just haven't quite figured out from what to what or the patterns yet... Or if this is a lot of nocturnal activity too.Make the move for the afternoon. Why did they walk over there, path, going to bedding, food, water? Try and find a tree closer to what they are moving too, so you don't run out of light tonight. Play the wind and move slowly, glassing the whole time.
Should have listened right away. I was hemming and hawing and then 3 more does walked by on roughly the same trail, I'm set up in a new tree over this doe trail now.with all that being said, you are the one in the woods right now. You know wind direction you know everything that's going on I'm sitting behind a telephone trying to figure out your situation. I set up in the wrong tree last weekend, 10 yards away from two doe. Hopefully next weekend they'll be where I think they should be and I can put #7 down for the year.
Thanks. Now that I'm over here, I think they have been skirting the edge of this ridge/hill where elevation changes more rapidly, I was set up more towards the top where it is a more gradual slopeGood luck man!