And remember, the best time for deer hunting is usually during the rut, which occurs in November. Plan your trips around that for the best chances!
For deer hunting in Vermont, a reliable rifle like the .30-06 Springfield is great due to its versatility. Donāt forget to check local regulations on caliber!
Absolutely agree! A good scope is essential too. I recommend something with at least 3-9x magnification for those longer shots in the dense woods.
Clothing is another critical aspect. Make sure to wear layers and always opt for blaze orange to ensure visibility and safety. It can get really cold out there!
So true! Iāve also found wool socks to be a game changer for warmth and comfort during long sits.
Donāt underestimate the importance of safety gear! A good harness for tree stands can save lives. Always play it safe out there.
Absolutely! Also, carrying a first aid kit is a smart move just in case. Itās better to be prepared!
I usually take a survival kit with me. Never know when you might need an extra snack or a map back to the car! Whatās your go-to item?
Snacks are crucial! I canāt focus on hunting when my stomachās growling. I bring jerky and trail mix every time.
What do you all think about using scent blockers? Are they really effective, or just a gimmick? Iād love to hear your experiences.
Honestly, they can help, but nothing beats good hygiene and being downwind. But Iām still not giving up my fragrance-free soap!