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Old 03-21-2010, 10:00 AM   #1
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It`s not that no one has a book to offer, but no surgestion!
I`am self trained, I was in a real bow camp my first 15 yrs. No radio no tv no wife`s etc An excilent chef, and a few drunks. I can only say that the Tv shows are typically product promotion but you will get some idears. Also try some magazine.

On a another note it typically takes a good [hard worker] 10years for there first deer, and an adverage hunter will never see a ture Boone Crocket [sp?]. And few will ever shoot [or see] 180 class or better. 200 near impossible to get a sight of, but i have friends that got em! However location location location, on Long Island a 120 class is great at 95lbs. However there are guys I know that will not shoot anything less!! They hunt corn farms use cameras and do there homework 12 months of the year. And than there`s alway Mr Lucky! As Tred Barta says if you stand in the woods long enough a deer will run into you! lmfao. Ture, I know.
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Good camo , I use a gilly suit and can wear anything under as needed.
Practice over and over, I shoot 4 or 5 times a week for 3 months before and the 3 months we hunt. Surgesting, you join a range you learn from great shooter "they will offer help" just like in fishing.
Get in a tree stand 1 hour [plus] befor light, I seen many deer befor light [while car doors are slaming] as the bucks get bigger, they get smarter, and like a 20 yr old guy, they will be hanging where the girls [does] are when in heat [rutting]. I hunt no less than 18 feet high, but try to get up as high as 25`.
Just like cow hunting [striper] it`s a little diff than every day Striper fishing, guys that get 50lbers didn`t get em sitting on the couch! or luck
Learn your area, equipment, deer movment and mostly be safe, 1 of ever 4 hunter will fall from a tree stand, 1 in ever 10 falls are deadly.
Someone will in there opinion might say some thing diff, but this is a start.
But these general rules work for me in my area. I am not bragging just shareing my hard earned time/work 26 deer includes a 10, 7, 6 x6`s a few spikes the bal doe which taste the best , 2 bear [not over bait] real huntin 255lbs and
242lbs in NY . I not only seen many 180+ but miss 3 [one which was 14 and may of went 200+ never to be seen again.
Few people got it natureally [I`am not one] and there is no subtute for exsprience, good hard work = good hard rewards fishing or hunting. If you love trophy hunting for fish you will love deer hunting. Your first score will be the high of high, take picture make notes and again be safe!
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Old 04-02-2010, 10:51 AM   #2
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Tactics? Same as shotgun.
Camo? There's guys that hunt in Carharts in PA. That should tell you something.
Scentblocker/Scentkiller clothing is a scam.
The washes are also a scam. Use 29mules Arm & Hammer or any hypoallergenic wash that doesn't have perfumes or uv brighteners in it.

Would I say it'll take you 10 years to get your first deer? Not if you scout hard and learn what you're looking for and at.

Plenty of hunting and archery forums out there with some GREAT advice to hit up. archerytalk is one, lots of opinions but you can pinch out good and bad info pretty easily and LOTS of people from EVERY area that are willing to give you good sound advice.

Most importantly, get the right draw, get the bow tuned, get some shooting advice, and shoot till your back wants to kill you.

Optional but FUN!: Find a club with a 3d course.

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Old 04-05-2010, 08:02 AM   #3
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Thanks for the advise, plan to hit a few shops with the nephew soon.
I certainly hope it dose not take ten years for the first deer. It did not take that long before the first shotgun deer, granted I had some help but they were pretty short shots I would say bow range or close to it. I would think the bow guys have a little advantage in that they get in the woods before us shotgun hackers start clomping around. That being said I am sure the elements have a much greater affect on the bow than the shotgun. Should prove to be interesting.
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