Anyone not ready?

[Steve Jr]

Urban season starts Sept 15th in Indiana. I'm gonna go for some 11am  to 7 pm  shifts just so I can get some early morning hunting in! Only 14 more days    

[thump]

I'm ready I hope this guy is ready to do his part.
         
         

[beaunaro]

If I wanted to, I could spray the beans in one last small foodplot, (not essential)and check two cameras. Otherwise just need to dig through the equipment and do a prelim trial run at home at the practice stand, clean my truck, and go. Two weeks left. Grandson and I did a pretty thorough job this year. It's all looking good. Just resting the place till the opener. Hope it cools off.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com

[beaunaro]

If I wanted to, I could spray the beans in one last small foodplot, (not essential)and check two cameras. Otherwise just need to dig through the equipment and do a prelim trial run at home at the practice stand, clean my truck, and go. Two weeks left. Grandson and I did a pretty thorough job this year. It's all looking good. Just resting the place till the opener. Hope it cools off.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com

[JMG]

Delaware bow season starts tomorrow and I'm ready as I am going to get. All I need to do is try to get some sleep!!!   :rolleyes:

[Izzy]

Originally posted by Stixbowdrew:
With three weeks till Michigans early doe season I am still totally unprepared, with the exception of my bow, arrows, ad broadheads. Anyone else last minute like myself?

What else do you need? Doesn't take more than that to hunt a deer.

[Bonebuster]

All that's left to do is put a hunting edge on the broadheads that we have been shooting in practice!

[wooddamon1]

A little organization of my pack, sharpen some heads and air out the clothes and I'm ready to go.    

[Stixbowdrew]

Well went up this morning built one blind with fence posts and burlap, and got my dbl bull set up and brushed in so now I am truly ready! Didn't take too long, come on September 21!

[xtrema312]

Took a vacation day so got a four day holiday.  Family is with me and we spent the cooler hours of the days finishing up stuff. Did a lot this winter on major stuff for some new stand sites and resurrection of some old ones. Need to set a pop up today for the early antlerless and youth season.  Then get some licenses. Just taking a break now.  Temps finally dropped off so will be a good work day.

I am usually ready to go and highly wound up for it by mid August having done most of my prep in late summer.

Last year at this time was the worst ever year for me.  I had nothing ready and was having one of those years where I wondered if I would even feel like hunting. Didn't need to do much for stand sites so it was not to big a big deal.  I shook it off and had the toughest bow season ever. Very slow, but stuck it out and managed to fill the freezer with a lot of work. It one point I kind of thought I would be even more behind and less motivated this year,  but I spent more time late winter and spring getting ready than ever before. I think that will be my new way to go. It paid off kind of because one of my hunting properties that was well set up and typically ready to go easy got sold this spring so I needed to have more going on where I put in the work this winter.

Work and family stuff really took up a lot of time last year. Not being ready really impacted my attitude.  I learned to do as much as I can as early as possible now so things don't put me so far behind when they pile up in the summer and early fall.

[BuckeyeGuy]

I decided yesterday I'm going with the 125 gr Wensel woodsmans I purchased on the st Jude's auction for heads this year.  That was the last piece of the puzzle for me!

[buckeye_hunter]

Too much to get done.....