Greetings from Southern Indiana
Posted By
Hunter Kailos
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10/9/2011 12:00:00 AM
Greetings from Southern Indiana,
Between church, work, family, and just life in general it has been tough to get out and hunt the first couple weeks of bow season. I keep reminding myself it is a long season and I need to simply pace myself. I must hunt smart during the early season to ensure success when things really begin to heat up as we push toward the rut.
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Team Walerczak has been on stand twice since the opening day of the bow season. Will and I had a good encounter with a mature doe opening day during the evening hunt. The doe was 35 yards away on the adjoining property, so we were unable to take a shot at her. Will did a great job running the camera though for his first assignment in a tree stand set as cameraman.
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This week I am gearing up to hunt the two day muzzle loader season on the property in Kentucky. I will be running camera for my close friend Brian A.K.A. "Z" on Saturday, October 15th. If all goes well for Z during the morning hunt we may get Will or Anna down to the property for an evening hunt over the Frigid Forage Big-n-Beasty food plot which is doing AWESOME!
Plan of Action this week:
1. Hang two stand sets on the Kentucky property early in the week.
2. Set up a trial camera on the Kentucky property overlooking our micro-plot
3. Finish dialing in the TC Impact at 100 grains with a 250 grain schockwave for Brian to use on October 15th.
4. Possibly bow hunt one of our Indiana properties midweek.
5. Enjoy time in God's great outdoors!
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Blessings on your week and always remember to hunt safe, shoot straight, and enjoy your time in God's great outdoors!
Team Walerczak
