The Working Hunter Journal: Teaching A New Hunter.

By Jason Reid

By Jason Reid

(New York) Every one of us has felt the anxiousness of being at work during the hunting season. I’ll wager most of us hold down other jobs that do not involve cashing a check for representing hunting gear. This is not a knock against anyone who does, its just the exception not the rule.

I am in the same boat as many others holding a job in the food ingredients industry in addition to the many blogs and articles I am responsible for writing on a weekly basis. Becuase of time constraints the tactics and adventures surrounding the balance between work and play are noteworthy since most other hunters share in the same game.

Trying To Strategize:

I really try to not get too excited and over hunt. Hunting too much is always my problem and in an effort to become more strategic in efforts I have tried to force myself to stay out of the field more unless the risk-reward was weighted heavily to the reward side. Checking trail cameras and moving licking branches around once each …Read the Rest

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