Hunting Hunters

Continued from part 1…

The more that you know and understand about the preferences and the behavior characteristics of the animal that you are hunting, the easier it is going to be for you to choose the proper hunting spot. The ideal hunting spot is going to be one that will give you a good solid chance of actually leaving with something that you shot and caught.

- Another thing that you are really going to want to keep in mind when it comes to choosing an ideal hunting spot when you go out into the woods, is your own preferences. If you are currently out of shape, or if there are any specific physical challenges that you are contending with, then you really should not even consider choosing a spot that is going to be difficult for you to access. If you really only have a limited amount of time with which to do your hunting, then you are probably going to want to choose a hunting location that is closer to your home, so that you will be able to spend more of your time doing actual hunting and less of your time just trying to get to your designated hunting spot.

The chosen method of hunting that you are interested in, such as shotgun hunting, rifle hunting or bow hunting is also something that you are going to want to consider. If you are interested in hunting out of a tree stand, then you are probably going to want to seek out a hunting spot that is going to offer you plenty of trees with which to work with. If you prefer a ground blind on the other hand, then you are probably going to want to look for a spot that is clearer when it comes to vegetation.

When it comes to selecting your own personal hunting spot, you are absolutely going to want to make sure that you are making use out of all of the information that is available to you. For example, topographic maps and mapping utilities like Google Earth can help you scout out terrain before you ever even set foot on it. Fellow hunters that have hunted the area before can also be an outstanding source of information for you. You should also try to talk to local guides and members of local hunting clubs in order to get more information about the area that you plan on hunting. There is plenty of information out there that can be shared with you if you are willing to go out there and ask and learn.

Animals can be relatively unpredictable, this is something that we are all well aware of. Still, finding the right hunting spot is capable of playing a large role in the success or the failure of your hunt. If you take the time to select the spot you’ll use to hunt with care, then you will be increasing your chance to have a successful season exponentially.

Photo Credits: utomjording

Originally posted 2009-10-05 03:11:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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For many hunters, bowhunting white tailed deer is the best hunting experience. Getting the right compound bow, the right gear and then finding the right spot from which to hunt is all part of the fun of going after the trophy deer. Don’t overlook the kinds of arrows you choose, however. The arrow has a lot to do with whether or not you simply wound a deer or you bring home a kill and get to enjoy venison for a while.

You’ll need to decide two very important things about the arrows you use for bowhunting whitetail deer. The weight of the arrows is important as is the stiffness of the arrow shaft. You want to keep in mind the pull weight on your bow and the power that it has too. If you use bow with a lot of power and you regularly shoot very light arrows, you can actually damage the mechanism of the bow. Because of the arrow is so light it can’t absorb as much of the shock when the bow releases it, that shock ends up on the pulleys of the bow and can actually damage them over time.

You’ll need to calculate your bow’s draw weight and figure out the best weight arrow from there. Arrows are measured in grains and so you’ll want to calculate six grains for each pound of pull on your bow. If you prefer hunting with lighter arrows you can go as low as five grains for each pound of pull on your bow. But going less than that is almost sure to damage your bow over time. To follow the guidelines, a 50-pound bow would need a 300-grain arrow, taking 50×6 grains.

The stiffness of the arrow shaft is important to keep your bow in top shape also. You have to judge the weight of your bow and the way you hold and release arrows. Finger released arrows have to follow different guidelines than mechanical release arrows. If you release arrows with your fingers you need a very flexible shaft because the arrow will want to bend and flex more as it leaves the string. Mechanical release bows can handle stiffer arrows because of the way they release them. When you’re bowhunting whitetail deer, you want to calculate this carefully and get the right weight and stiffness so that the arrow flies where you want it to with the power that you need.

To get the right arrows for bowhunting whitetail deer you’ll also need to consider the point weight you’ll be hunting with. This is more important if you use a finger released method rather than a mechanical release. Practice with the arrows and weights that you’ll be using to deer hunt at about 20 to 25 yards from your target to get a feel for how the arrow leaves the bow and travels at that distance. For bowhunting whitetail deer, stick with medium weight or heavy weight arrows because of the way they move through the air and make less noise in doing so.

Photo Credits: fishpickdiver

Originally posted 2010-04-04 03:24:16. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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