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PAY ATTENTION TO DETAIL, if it can go wrong it will go wrong bow huntin'. 10-4 on that one. These aren't tricks but just some things I have learned the hard way. -Always shoot your broad heads to make sure they have the some poi as the practice tips. -Practice from time to time with the same clothes you will be wearing hunting including gloves. -Practice from an elevated stand. It can be different from shooting on flat ground. -Practice out of your ground blind if you will be hunting out of one. -Make sure your ladder stands don't squeak or make noise when you move. Nylon washers can help. -When a deer is approaching you must be "stealth like". If you can see the deer's eye it can see you. If possible I wait until the deer's head goes behind a tree or until it is facing the opposite direction before I move.
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