Owl74
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Greetings Folks,
I've hunted my whole life (besides taking a decade off during college/early career). I got serious about hunting three years ago after changing my life health wise and losing a bunch of weight. In these last three years I took up saddle hunting and started hitting public land hard (before that I just hunted my own property and had a couple of easy leases). I'm just now learning a hard lesson from these last three years - I'm at the point where I've forgotten more hunting and scouting information than I'm remembering. I'm aware that a lot of very successful hunters keep detailed records/journals (John Eberhart, Warren Womack, etc.). Do you keep records/journals? If so, what does that look like (paper? electronic?) and what kinds of information are you tracking?
Also, if anyone here has been a Spartan Forge beta tester, can you tell me about the new journaling feature in the Spartan Forge app (and if it'll be available to the public before hunting season)?
Thanks all!
I've hunted my whole life (besides taking a decade off during college/early career). I got serious about hunting three years ago after changing my life health wise and losing a bunch of weight. In these last three years I took up saddle hunting and started hitting public land hard (before that I just hunted my own property and had a couple of easy leases). I'm just now learning a hard lesson from these last three years - I'm at the point where I've forgotten more hunting and scouting information than I'm remembering. I'm aware that a lot of very successful hunters keep detailed records/journals (John Eberhart, Warren Womack, etc.). Do you keep records/journals? If so, what does that look like (paper? electronic?) and what kinds of information are you tracking?
Also, if anyone here has been a Spartan Forge beta tester, can you tell me about the new journaling feature in the Spartan Forge app (and if it'll be available to the public before hunting season)?
Thanks all!
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