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Mojo68 · 12-16-2008, 11:21 AM

I just spent 5 days at the ranch with my folks and hunted several times each day. I had deer come to my feeder and food plots each time I sat in the stand. After I got home I was telling my wife what a great time I had hunting and she had a puzzled look on her face because I didn't take one shot the whole time. I explained that a great hunt doesn't always include killing a deer but being out and watching the world wake up and start the day. I would like to hear how you rate a hunt a success.

12-16-2008, 11:21 AM	#1
Mojo68 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: The Woodlands, Texas Posts: 11 Points: 65.00	How do you define a successful hunt? I just spent 5 days at the ranch with my folks and hunted several times each day. I had deer come to my feeder and food plots each time I sat in the stand. After I got home I was telling my wife what a great time I had hunting and she had a puzzled look on her face because I didn't take one shot the whole time. I explained that a great hunt doesn't always include killing a deer but being out and watching the world wake up and start the day. I would like to hear how you rate a hunt a success.