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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 1981498" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>It really doesn't matter what you are hunting sky lining your self isn't a good idea . move with a purpose think about where you want to end up for your stand , look over the area you will be moving through and pick a route before you begin to move toward it . As you move toward your destination you may need to change your course as you encounter obstacles that were un seen at first . Watch where you put your feet and what you need to move through to limit the amount of noise you make as you move . Make your movements slow and steady use the terrain features to your advantage , use low areas to move in and keep from sky lining your self , stay behind a hill or high ground as you move into your stand area . Cross ridge lines in low areas , saddles with some cover in them then set up on the back side of the ridge line lower down then the top of the ridge . Set up in front of bushes , rocks ect. but don't stand out like a lump from the side of them or have your head and shoulders above them . Watch for ants and other critters where you want to set up your stand , no body wants to be in the middle of a stand and be bitten , or stung by them . Might mess up your whole day if that happens . Relax and enjoy being where you are when you are there if you think you are in a hurry to get it done stay home for then un till you have the time to take your time , animals don't have a clock to punch they live life as it comes at them try to do the same when you are in their world . Listen to the birds and insects around you they will tell every thing around you that you are there as well as tell you that some thing else is near you . Let them return to their normal activities after you set up before you start to call . Above all else just relax you smell bad when you are tense or excited , have fun with it that's why most of you are out there to have the out of door experience not to make a living or to do predator control work . When you are at home or your job that you make your living at practice being aware of your surroundings , what am I going to bump into , Where do I want to put my feet , how high do I need to lift my feet to make the least amount of noise and not trip over some thing . It all becomes second nature to you and after awhile you just do it that way . Think about the young people in your life and how they are so clumsy when they are starting out learning to move around in their new world that is the way most of us start out in the world of hunting clumsy and awkward as we live in a different world most of the time .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 1981498, member: 91783"] It really doesn't matter what you are hunting sky lining your self isn't a good idea . move with a purpose think about where you want to end up for your stand , look over the area you will be moving through and pick a route before you begin to move toward it . As you move toward your destination you may need to change your course as you encounter obstacles that were un seen at first . Watch where you put your feet and what you need to move through to limit the amount of noise you make as you move . Make your movements slow and steady use the terrain features to your advantage , use low areas to move in and keep from sky lining your self , stay behind a hill or high ground as you move into your stand area . Cross ridge lines in low areas , saddles with some cover in them then set up on the back side of the ridge line lower down then the top of the ridge . Set up in front of bushes , rocks ect. but don't stand out like a lump from the side of them or have your head and shoulders above them . Watch for ants and other critters where you want to set up your stand , no body wants to be in the middle of a stand and be bitten , or stung by them . Might mess up your whole day if that happens . Relax and enjoy being where you are when you are there if you think you are in a hurry to get it done stay home for then un till you have the time to take your time , animals don't have a clock to punch they live life as it comes at them try to do the same when you are in their world . Listen to the birds and insects around you they will tell every thing around you that you are there as well as tell you that some thing else is near you . Let them return to their normal activities after you set up before you start to call . Above all else just relax you smell bad when you are tense or excited , have fun with it that's why most of you are out there to have the out of door experience not to make a living or to do predator control work . When you are at home or your job that you make your living at practice being aware of your surroundings , what am I going to bump into , Where do I want to put my feet , how high do I need to lift my feet to make the least amount of noise and not trip over some thing . It all becomes second nature to you and after awhile you just do it that way . Think about the young people in your life and how they are so clumsy when they are starting out learning to move around in their new world that is the way most of us start out in the world of hunting clumsy and awkward as we live in a different world most of the time . [/QUOTE]
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