Originally Posted by
Highlander Hunting
Hi, just thought I'd reply.
I think you can look at your trips into the field as learning experiences, and not as successful or unsuccessful. Learning to hunt solo (without a mentor) can be difficult, but not impossible.
Every time out you're collecting data, on habitat, deer behavior, learning how to walk and look in the woods, etc. If you don't connect with a deer this season, you can be assured that next season you'll be further along in your hunting apprenticeship and more likely to meet with success.
So hang in there, enjoy the process, and success will come.
We have a number of podcast episodes that are "how to". You may find them useful, maybe even entertaining. (we upgraded our mics around episode 12, so better sound quality)
John
Highlander Hunting Podcast.
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