Thread: The Roar can be saved

Originally Posted by Mohawk660

Thanks appreciate the advice, most my hunting is in the spring, but figure ill give autumn and early winter ago this year.... Thanks covid!!!

i have shot more deer in the winter than i have in the spring or summer. Winter was always the time i hunted most. Normally damp under foot, less noise.
Find the sunny faces and the sign as the deer dont move that much just hunt that area and you always come across the deer. While i got older, crossing cold rivers and creeks and getting up early
on frozen mornings im not as keen and look forward to spring and autum more but from experience you can do very well in DOC blocks in winter.
Just a case of getting up early and covering the ground and find the sign

Originally Posted by deer243

i have shot more deer in the winter than i have in the spring or summer. Winter was always the time i hunted most. Normally damp under foot, less noise.
Find the sunny faces and the sign as the deer dont move that much just hunt that area and you always come across the deer. While i got older, crossing cold rivers and creeks and getting up early
on frozen mornings im not as keen and look forward to spring and autum more but from experience you can do very well in DOC blocks in winter.
Just a case of getting up early and covering the ground and find the sign

Best i harden up and get a warmer jacket then!��