@AncientSword That definitely is something I’m considering in the future. It’s crossed my mind a few times. Sooner or later these yotes will adapt. I’m so green I’m not in a hurry to give them a scholarship in human predator tactics. I want to take a few on the ground. Just being that close is a helluva feeling. I’m enjoying learning as well as the overall experience. I’m actually sitting out here now observing.
I really wish I could’ve figured a way to lure them back out into the open on that stand. Thinking back, I don’t know how that could’ve happened because I was so close to the treeline that either they could’ve come in over the ridgeline, out of view, and got downwind of me or they could’ve come in close to me and remembered where I was or saw me and busted me again which may have blown that post for some time.
I really wish I could’ve figured a way to lure them back out into the open on that stand. Thinking back, I don’t know how that could’ve happened because I was so close to the treeline that either they could’ve come in over the ridgeline, out of view, and got downwind of me or they could’ve come in close to me and remembered where I was or saw me and busted me again which may have blown that post for some time.
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