5 Things Old Hunters Do After 9 AM That Kill Mature Bucks (Most Hunters Don't)

The Wendell's Deer Book → https://wendellcoffey.com/deer For two weeks a year, the week before your rut peaks and the week after, the middle of the day is worth a man's time. Most hunters are at the diner by ten. Here's what the old hunters did instead, from the time the trucks leave to the noon sit. The five, plain: 5. Go in when the other men come out. Walk in at ten, the long way around the beds, wind in your face. 4. Watch the does mid-morning. Sit downwind of where the does bed. 3. Sit the walk between two beds: the narrowest gap between two thickets, a creek crossing in cover, a ridge saddle. 2. Don't judge the rut by one dead day. Use two stands and rest one. 1. Be settled by eleven-thirty, eat on the stand quietly, and sit until two. Outside those two weeks, the middle of the day is slow, so go eat and come back for the evening. Tennessee shooting hours: half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Check your own state's guide. If you have a heart condition or take blood pressure pills, ask your doctor before an all-day sit. What time of day did you take your best buck? Tell me below. #deerhunting #ruthunting #whitetail