Several of the above particularly with the cattle. If they are up and feeding then I'm late to the trees, if they are laying down then I have time to knock around camp.
If i go squirrel hunting I won't see but maybe one or two spooky rats way up in the tree tops, even if I was bowhunting the same place yesterday and 20 of them were bouncing across the ground within 10 feet of me.
If I have to pee walking in or out, as soon as I get good stream going the biggest buck I've ever seen will walk right into the road at 50 yards and stare at me. Of course my rifle is leaned against a tree 5 feet away or slung over my back.
My rifle needs a heated trigger come December and January.
I've killed 90% of my deer after 9am, yet I'll forego my morning constitutional to be in my stand by 6 at the latest snd squirm miserably trying to hold it in only to come down at 9:30 and shoot one on the way to the truck.
