I know most guys and gals get their hunting education from their Dads and I envy you that. Everything that I learned about hunting came from my grandmother. When I was about 8 or 9 she took me under her wing bought me my first gun, a .410 shotgun. She claimed to be 50% Cherokee Indian and was raised in a lumber camp in the Little Rock area. In 1958 she took me deer hunting and taught me the basics. I know that all you old warriors have your way of doing things, some guys put chairs us in trees, some follow patterns of travel, some spread food like acorns and stay close to water.
But what she taught me, I thought might work better for Preppers on the move. Who aren't solidified to one area just yet. This is another thing that works for me every time. She told me when you walk through the forest walk like they do. Don't go tromping through on a steady march because they will hear you coming a mile away. Take three steps and pause. And repeat. Always stopping to listen. Don't walk paths where they can see you. Walk through thick brush on their paths. Believe me I have taken down the biggest bucks this way. I've walked up on bucks that were surrounded by does.
You might walk miles but isn't it worth it? Get back to me.
But what she taught me, I thought might work better for Preppers on the move. Who aren't solidified to one area just yet. This is another thing that works for me every time. She told me when you walk through the forest walk like they do. Don't go tromping through on a steady march because they will hear you coming a mile away. Take three steps and pause. And repeat. Always stopping to listen. Don't walk paths where they can see you. Walk through thick brush on their paths. Believe me I have taken down the biggest bucks this way. I've walked up on bucks that were surrounded by does.
You might walk miles but isn't it worth it? Get back to me.
