Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Ice monkey on November 17, 2013, 04:35:19 AM
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This will be my first time hunting blacktail with a bow. I've got the stand set up near a very active game trail, my bow is working great, lots of practice on the target... Any other tips to make to this a successful season?
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Looks like you are ready
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lose the rail, it'll get in the way for archery.
I'd prefer to be minimum 16' up, ground to bottom of platform.
but looks good.
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Use your safety lanyard. Good luck :tup:
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Those foot warmers you get at Home Depot! Nothing like sitting in a stand with warm toes!!!
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If it's possible take your target to your tree stand and take a few shots . With that design you may have to stand up on the close shots . I agree , loose the cross brace . Good luck
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Looks great. I'd probably keep the rail for safety, but put a section of pipe insulation on it to keep the noise down if you happen to bump it with your bow limb.