Can you have a horrible season despite killing a buck?
10-30-2007, 06:56 AM
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
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RE: Can you have a horrible season despite killing a buck?
I'm over halfway through and undecided. I know it's not "horrible"....but it hasn't been as much fun as last season. I know that. I've learned a lot.....experienced a lot....and I've gotten real close on one of my goals.
If I get to my goal of doe harvests.....I'll still be undecided. It just didn't feel the same, this year. Maybe it never will??? Maybe I have to go through a few seasons like this one to get to hunt like I want to??? Who knows?
I might not be able to assess this season for a few years.
If I get to my goal of doe harvests.....I'll still be undecided. It just didn't feel the same, this year. Maybe it never will??? Maybe I have to go through a few seasons like this one to get to hunt like I want to??? Who knows?
I might not be able to assess this season for a few years.
10-30-2007, 07:20 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Bremen, GA.
Posts: 2,091
RE: Can you have a horrible season despite killing a buck?
Title says it all. Does killing a buck of your intended size criteria, make it a good season? Even though you may have had a terrible season in every other aspect.
Even if i take a buck that is the entended size i planed on does by no means make it a good season, it sure helps! Maby just a successfull hunt?.
There are more things about my hunting season than just a big buck.
Seeing lots of deer and other animals, Spending time with my family and friends, Good weather.
Lots of things can make or break a season.
I would say taking a big buck is just a bonus. Like iceing on the cake.
