[pdstan512]

what do you do to keep occupied in the deer blind when you are waiting for the sun or just no deer are coming in and you're waiting for them I need some advice here is what i have down


Read,stare at the ceiling if its plywood and try to see pictures in it,sleep, think about stuff, and of course i look around with the binocs, if you have any sugjestions post em please

 

[East Texas Droptine]

I take a note pad and doddle/draw on it......

 

[pdstan512]

that actually might be a good idea i cant wait till the season starts up again!!

 

[critter gitter]

I read my Bible.

 

[joel the signman]

same here critter .I also scan with my binnocs every square inch,carefully

 

[joegrammier]

tv in deer stand

I take my 12 v. tv to deer stand so I can watch local news/weather till it gets daylite. Also in Nov. when they run at tex motor speedway, I can watch Dale Jr. lead the pack coming out of corner four then look over at my feeder pen and watch all the nice 8 pointers. Ant life grand!

 

[Hunting Man]

I sit and watch and listen as nature wakes up all around me. Its the greatest show on earth.

 

[critter gitter]

I like to sit and watch my surroundings too, but I get bored after awhile and without my bible I would fall asleep and I don't want to miss anything.

 

[Hunting Man]

Pretty cool how everyone does something different. I love to watch the red & grey squirrels, and the chickadees especially if one lands on your bow or even hat. Between late morning owls, raccoons, porcupines, grouse, turkey & deer, I usually stay occupied. Problem with red squirrels is once they see you everything in the woods knows you're there. It's funny though to have one 2' away trying to figure out what you are, it might take 15 minutes for them to finally shut up and leave.

 

[Southern Man]

Pray....listen to the world wake up.....try to stop sweating...

 

[joel the signman]

Pretty cool how everyone does something different. I love to watch the red & grey squirrels, and the chickadees especially if one lands on your bow or even hat. Between late morning owls, raccoons, porcupines, grouse, turkey & deer, I usually stay occupied. Problem with red squirrels is once they see you everything in the woods knows you're there. It's funny though to have one 2' away trying to figure out what you are, it might take 15 minutes for them to finally shut up and leave.

I've had those black caped chickadees land on me on several ocassions and others times they would stare at me trying to figure out what i was and what i was doing in their tree:yes:

 

[East Texas Droptine]

Chickadees and even some robins must a pretty curious type of bird b/c when I sit in my blind they usually sit outside the window lookin in at me.:whistling:

 

[wmi]

I try to identify every sound I hear. Type of bird or animal by name. Not only does it pass the time well but it also is the way to see your deer before he sees you. After awhile you will be able to tell every bird by his song even without ever seeing him.:yes:

 

[Guest]

I also try to id the sounds I hear. I also try to memorize the woods around me in order to spot something that wasn't there before. This is an on going deal cause the amount of light changes the way things look.

 

[joel the signman]

thats funny ronn cuz i swear 've seen stumps turn into and back to stumps,branch's ,rocks :yes::biggrin:

 

[Guest]

some of them can be hard draggin not to mention hard guttin.:yes:

 

[wmi]

I saw a log turn into a P&Y once! Went and got my eyes checked after that one. Still don't know how that deer got there. It was too early to be drinking. Oh well never got a shot off anyway too much brush.:nerd::shocking:

 

[Hunting Man]

Without falling a sleep, sometimes I have to close my eyes to take the strain off till light enough to see. That 15-20 minutes of just before light is a killer both on the eyes and imagination.

 

[hoodlum38261]

I normally scan the area with my binoculars. Plus I count gunshots from off in the distance.

 

[joel the signman]

glad to see im not alone in those "deer sightings" whew was getting worried:bag: