Tomorrow, September 11th,
starts the season of wearing camouflage and hunter’s orange. For everyone who
is and isn’t aware, deer season here in Kansas is beginning. That means seize
your rifle, muzzleloader, bow, or crossbow, and be ready to follow me as I talk
about this year’s deer season.
To
preface, this blog will not be for the
avid hunter, as they will already know all I’m going to cover and more.
Instead, this is for novel hunters or, for those like me, they’ve hunted as a
kid with their parent, lost interest, and just recently decided to pick up deer
hunting again.
As
stated earlier, deer season launches tomorrow, however this muzzleloader and
archery season. I personally do not have the understanding and know how of
muzzleloaders and the season, so, my primary emphasis will be on rifle season
and a short post or two about archery. Throughout these blogs I will be covering
materials and permits needed to hunt, how to set up your equipment, places to
hunt here in Kansas, what exactly you’re hunting for. For example, are you
hunting for mule or whitetail deer? Are you more interested in a buck or a doe?
These are just a few of the subjects I plan to explain throughout the season.
The
reason I’m covering this topic is the same reason why I’m the right person to
cover it. I’m in your boots, still new to this on my own. It’s only been two
years of deer hunting on my own and just last year of taking down my first
buck. My goal throughout this is to express information to everyone reading
that was passed down to me from my father years ago. I plan on posting every
Thursday, right before the weekend so you can go out and hunt or practice with
the information I’m giving you.
Good luck and,
Tis’ the Season: Deer Season
Nice pun. I am an archer myself though I prefer my recurve bow though I wouldn't say no to a nice compound bow in my weight class. I will say that I have always wanted to go boar hunting, but have yet to get the opportunity to do so and if I did I would be going with a rifle. Question how many people a year do you think just pick up a gun and go hunting not bothering to permits and the other needed equipment?
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