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Whitetail Access: How to Hunt Top Whitetail States Cheaply and Effectively
Stop dreaming and start hunting!Readers will get the most out of their time and money with this informative book. Written with the budget-conscious hunter in mind, this guide puts the reader in the driver's seat with do-it-yourself tips and techniques for taking your hunt to the top whitetail states.
- GenresOutdoorsNonfiction
228 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 19, 2008
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October 22, 2023
This is definitely less on the instructional side than it is on the love of hunting deer. I picked up a few tidbits here and there. I really liked the hunting stories and hearing about the author's experience, so it was an enjoyable read for me.
Iappreciated the few maps the author included, but would have liked a lot more given the number of hunting spots he described. There were so many passages using undefined terms, similar to "I eased down a point to a bushy draw. There was a saddle to the south, a bedding area to the north surrounded by other draws with good cover, and a finger ridge reaching to a point to the west." I could only read so much of that before my eyes glassed over and I lost focus trying to visualize the spot and surrounding areas. It wouldn't be a big deal, but descriptions like that were a large chunk of the whole book.
Similar to his other books, Scent Lok is mentioned, but less than the other books. I guess it's not annoying since it's a big part of his hunting strategy, just feels a little cheesy.
Iappreciated the few maps the author included, but would have liked a lot more given the number of hunting spots he described. There were so many passages using undefined terms, similar to "I eased down a point to a bushy draw. There was a saddle to the south, a bedding area to the north surrounded by other draws with good cover, and a finger ridge reaching to a point to the west." I could only read so much of that before my eyes glassed over and I lost focus trying to visualize the spot and surrounding areas. It wouldn't be a big deal, but descriptions like that were a large chunk of the whole book.
Similar to his other books, Scent Lok is mentioned, but less than the other books. I guess it's not annoying since it's a big part of his hunting strategy, just feels a little cheesy.
May 2, 2017
This is a fun read as long as you're fully aware of what it is. Primarily this book is a story about a mans fall hunting deer across the nation put of his van. There are a handful of helpful tips at the end of each chapter and I definitely learned a few things but being a brand new whitetail hunter in IL, I was expecting more "How-to" from a book titled "How to hunt top whitetail states".
Once again, a very good read from an entertainment POV, if a bit disappointing from an educational one.
I was thinking of grabbing "Hunting Pressured Whitetails" but will have to do some research to make sure it is more informational.
Once again, a very good read from an entertainment POV, if a bit disappointing from an educational one.
I was thinking of grabbing "Hunting Pressured Whitetails" but will have to do some research to make sure it is more informational.
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