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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2005 8:46:02 GMT -5
For the last couple years I have tried to document what I see on stand. I figure others do the same. I have added up my totals for October and here is what I did and saw. If anyone else keeps a log like this, put it here if you wish.
October hunting results...
Hours on stand ............................... 30.5
Total deer seen from stand.............. 26
Does/Bucks ...................................... 20/6
Total shot opportunities ................... 8
Total shots taken .............................. 2
Total harvests ................................... 0
(that's right, I missed twice...long stories)
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Post by camoham on Nov 1, 2005 8:51:29 GMT -5
ill have to review my dnr archer survey at home......................
will bring results into work.
not too bad of an october though.
camoham
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Post by raporter1 on Nov 1, 2005 10:51:15 GMT -5
I have been getting the DNR archery list for several years and really enjoy keeping track of what I see. Even if you do not have this just keep a sheet of paper handy where you remove your camies and write all info down as soon as you get in.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2005 11:07:24 GMT -5
I have a hunting binder. In it I keep a packing checklist, a printout of the hourly weather forcast (winds and temps) for the days I will be hunting, an aerial photo of my hunting property in a plastic sleave so I can use dry erase markers on it, a couple of printed off temporary transportation tags from the DNR (since I have a LTL), a table of sunrise and sunset times for Oct., Nov., and Dec., and a bunch of hunting log forms that I created for myself. The blank forms have the Date, Time in/Time out, weather conditions, stand taken, and the rest of the sheet is lined off for observations and results.
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Post by hotshot on Nov 1, 2005 12:55:11 GMT -5
I chart where and when I see deer. Over the years I 've developed some good patterns. I keep a copy of the map I use at work, each day I see deer, I mark a blue X for a buck, red X for each doe. in pencil I mark travel paths.
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Post by goodyz71 on Nov 1, 2005 19:19:23 GMT -5
I purhcased an inexpensive software program called "BuckSpy". It is pretty neat! I have logged every observation, and it lets you enter details and then sorts into a report. Pretty cool. Also lets you download pictures into an album.
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Post by Woody Williams on Nov 1, 2005 19:22:00 GMT -5
I purhcased an inexpensive software program called "BuckSpy". It is pretty neat! I have logged every observation, and it lets you enter details and then sorts into a report. Pretty cool. Also lets you download pictures into an album. I've heard of that. Is it user friendly and if you don't mind me asking what was the cost? |
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Post by Decatur on Nov 2, 2005 8:15:46 GMT -5
It cost $29 from the company web-site.
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Post by goodyz71 on Nov 2, 2005 20:35:46 GMT -5
The advanced version of Buck Spy i bought was 29 plus shipping, very fast and simple install and simple use. They are uupdating and you get to donload the improvements as they notify you of them, Pretty easy to use once you set up are are and locations.
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