Once the buck was only 23-yards away, I took the shot. I thought, “This is going to be an easy chip shot.” But when I shot, I thought I missed the deer. The buck was quartering to me and when I released the arrow, I knew something was wrong. Was it?
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Jim Crumley, the Father of Modern Hunting Camouflage knows his bowhunting and the equipment he chooses is the best for him. In this article John E. Phillips covers Jim’s feelings on how to get started in archery the right way.
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Which are you? The person who hunts with a bow or a true, real bowhunter. Do you pay attention to: draw length, bow weight, practice, scout properly? And there is more. So, which are you?
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When you go into the woods with a bow, are you simply scouting for gun season? Are you taking the only weapon with you that’s legal during that time to bag a deer, and hoping to get lucky?
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“One of the advantages of having a dog that can find multiple types of game and make multiple kinds of retrieves is that the dog can call on its experience from each task it’s learned to help the dog perform better in each area in which it’s been trained,”
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To stir up some activity, I decided to rattle. I played a crashing symphony with those rattling antlers for about 20 seconds. Then I laid my horns across a limb and stood at the ready for 2 minutes. I heard Chris say, “Dad, get your bow ready. Here comes a giant buck.”
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Here is some great advice from one of the best bowhunters in the country. If you hunt whitetail deer this is one article you will not want to miss reading,.
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Terry Drury of Drury Outdoors gives some productive advice when hunting an area surrounded by other hunters driving, moving, and putting pressure on the deer. Don’t give up, just do what Terry says and you’ll be successful.
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