Hunting is starting to be hard work.

[JHarrell89]

A lot easier to hunt when you are seeing animals. Not as easy when you aren't. Rubber, meet road!

[JHarrell89]

Are you a hunter or an animal watcher?

[fox1]

A lot easier to hunt when you are seeing animals. Not as easy when you aren't. Rubber, meet road!

I get what your saying, when i hunted in East Texas i did get burned out on not seeing any thing for days on end, i haven't made a sit yet in Oklahoma when i haven't seen deer or Turkeys or Varmints. Same thing with ducks, used to hunt Toledo Bend and would count ourselves lucky to kill a half a limit, now i have access to some farm ponds where we kill a limit in 30 minutes and back home in time for Breakfast. LOL

[Pineywoods]

Ive also hunted 22 days so far since opening bow wknd....definitely a little tired too but i know in january i'll be wishing it was deer season again. Suck it up buttercup!!!

[fox1]

Ive also hunted 22 days so far since opening bow wknd....definitely a little tired too but i know in january i'll be wishing it was deer season again. Suck it up buttercup!!!

Im pulling up my britches now, This month we are going to keep hunting the Oklahoma place, make a trip to hunt a friends place on the Kennedy Ranch, make a bow hunt in Freer and still try to find my wife a place to kill a Blackbuck or a Red Stag.

[Mr. Whiskers]

I hunted the last 10 days minus Thanksgiving and saw 3 deer total. Hanging different stands everyday and trying to get my daughter on deer also. Traveled around 800 miles total to 2 different places. I feel your pain. It's different when you're seeing critters and not burning up all your vacation. Good luck.