A new season

[spivak]

The gun season has one more day, Fall is on the cusp of winter, and it always feels like it's a new season to me with the bow. Feel that I have to start off fresh again--old patterns seem to be gone. The only thing that settles it in for me again is a good snowfall. What about all of you? How do you approach this time of change?

[jigglestick]

sharpen the auger and charge up the vex.

load the muzzle loader and wax the bowstring.

replace the damaged blades on my muzzy 100 broadheads from the buck and doe I whacked before rifle season.

a few honey-do's to up my cashable brownie points with every intention of cashing them in.

[maros91]

I always hope for a good snowfall and some cold temps and go find a standing corn field somewhere. I also always hunt the moon this time a year. A full moon with some snow makes it look like noon at midnight making for nocturnal movement. There is a new moon on the 27th and a full one on the 12th. From the 19th till the end of the year I will be looking to fill a tag.

[BLACKJACK]

I think you hit it on the head, its a completely different season now. The deer will be very spooked after the gun season, there will be less of them, and they'll be concentrating on food - and so should you. I tend to do less morning hunts and more evening hunts simply becasue its warmer in the afternoon. Fun to get out though!