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In this episode, Scott and I (Travis) talked about what we expect this opening weekend for archery deer season 2016, here, in Georgia. Hunters in other states have already started filling the freezer and congrats to them, but it’s now our turn to “Get ‘er Done”. We talked about some of the things that we’ll be using this year in the woods as part of our setup and a few tips that we’ve learned along the way. We’re both hunting in different locations in the state of Georgia and kind of have a rival on who is going to put one down first. It won’t be easy, it will be hot, but regardless of the weather we will be hunting.
Stay Save, Hunt Smart – Not Hard and as Larry the Cable Guy would say it…. Get ‘er Done!
Show Notes:
- We went over a few things that we personally are doing and changing up for our own hunting situation and some ideology that we both agree on about hunting and hunters.
Travis’s Setup:
- Bow: Mathews
- Broadheads: SlickTricks
- Clothing: 46Rail Jersey and old camo pants
- Stand: Millennium Stands M100u Hand-On
- Safety Harness: Trophyline Body Armour
Scott’s Setup:
- Bow: Elite
- Broadheads: G5 Montec
- Clothing: 46Rail Jersey and old camo cutoffs
- Stand: Halk
- Safety Harness: Trophyline Body Armour
Photos that we spoke about on the show. Could be a bear, could be Sasquatch. What do you think? Comment below.
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Thumbs up guys, I to wish 46 rail would have done well. Further I agree keep the cell phones off, I had a camera man that could not put his phone down. Last time I used him I went back to self filming. Also the large smart water bottles work well.
Hey Randy. It’s funny how no less then 10 years ago phones weren’t an issue. I’ve caught myself staring at my phone a few times before when it got really slow and wow how easy it is to make that a bad habit. How was the transition between assisted filming to self filming go? Was it more challenging and do you like the process?
There is a lot more to it then I thought. After a couple years things got easier. Setting up in a tree stand is one thing spot and stalk is another story. Back last spring did not get my black bear on film due to spot and stalk. Did not push the record button hard to turn camera on.
Enjoy the shows been catching up while receiving from her in a surgery last week.