Well after listening to Warren Womack on a ton of different podcasts this summer, I fell in love with the way he has been keeping track of all of his stats and stories for the last 40+ years. I have loved to write ever since I was in elementary school, and am always looking for a reason to tell a story on paper.
I decided to start doing the same thing this season, and I kept track of everything in a journal. I did it like he does, and wrote a little short story for each hunt this season, and kept up with how many hunts, how many hours, number of deer (bucks and does), weather, etc... I was wondering if anyone on here does the same thing, and I was curious to see the numbers of those that do. I have 5 more days of hunting left this season, and I hope that I make it a total of 10 more sits (morning and evening count separate in my stats), so these numbers are going to change.
I hunt I am in Georgia and mostly hunt public land in the piedmont region (about an hour east of Atlanta):
I made a total of 36 hunts- 13 mornings and 23 evenings
I spent 105 hours on stand- all in a saddle
I saw 44 deer- 34 does and 10 bucks
I killed 3 does and missed the biggest buck that I have ever seen in the woods, on public land, at 30 yards (That's a lengthy story in my journal lol)
It was really fun keeping up with everything and getting to write about each of my hunts. I cant wait to keep doing this for years to come.
I decided to start doing the same thing this season, and I kept track of everything in a journal. I did it like he does, and wrote a little short story for each hunt this season, and kept up with how many hunts, how many hours, number of deer (bucks and does), weather, etc... I was wondering if anyone on here does the same thing, and I was curious to see the numbers of those that do. I have 5 more days of hunting left this season, and I hope that I make it a total of 10 more sits (morning and evening count separate in my stats), so these numbers are going to change.
I hunt I am in Georgia and mostly hunt public land in the piedmont region (about an hour east of Atlanta):
I made a total of 36 hunts- 13 mornings and 23 evenings
I spent 105 hours on stand- all in a saddle
I saw 44 deer- 34 does and 10 bucks
I killed 3 does and missed the biggest buck that I have ever seen in the woods, on public land, at 30 yards (That's a lengthy story in my journal lol)
It was really fun keeping up with everything and getting to write about each of my hunts. I cant wait to keep doing this for years to come.
