That hunting high fence is the same as hunting free range.

You need $324,220 of camo, scent blocks, ATVs, 40 foot stands, and a Yeti cup and cooler to kill a deer.

I believe I was wearing jeans, long-sleeved shirt, old military jacket and walmart boots when I got my first deer. Probably wearing similar for the others too.

FYI - Realtree isn't really real. BUT Bill Jordan thanks you!

That Texas whitetails migrate

never heard that one before

Yelp just ask on our resident experts

Yelp just ask on our resident experts

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I think some of these myths are actually fact...

Some of these I agree with while others not so much.

I have seen the Mountian lion on a couple leases. Both times were in counties that they have been killed in previously.

500 yard shot on a deer, I have done those so.... but in most cases you are correct.

Deer migrate, well one lease I had for several years during October every year deer that had been on my cameras all summer and up to the time they started showing up on a friends camera over 1.5 miles away where they would be regularly until Feb or March. Know that happened for at least 5 years straight. Migration or just changing feed sources? whatever they moved for some reason.

DRT on every shot I have trouble believing.

The bullet failed, if you never recovered the deer how do you know what happened or where the deer was actually hit.

Shoot them in the neck or head cause it is either a miss or they are dead. WRONG

I have no idea whether white tailed deer in Texas migrate.....They likely range a bit, but migration seems to stretch things. However, the mule deer in Wyoming sure do migrate, because they have a big ongoing study that proved it:

http://migrationinitiative.org/

As for the farmer's truck spooking deer....it's just like everything else: Things they see every day will not spook a deer, but unusual things will. I was at the target range one year sighting in my rifle two days before deer season, and a deer started feeding behind the targets. This was a gun range with twenty people blasting away, and this deer would have been wasted if someone just missed the target. But you give one unusual noise close to them and the deer will scatter.

The myth I'm tired of is that camouflaging your blind makes a difference. Only if it's portable that you put up and move every day. For anything left in the field, camo adds nothing.

I have no idea whether white tailed deer in Texas migrate.....They likely range a bit, but migration seems to stretch things. However, the mule deer in Wyoming sure do migrate, because they have a big ongoing study that proved it:

http://migrationinitiative.org/

As for the farmer's truck spooking deer....it's just like everything else: Things they see every day will not spook a deer, but unusual things will. I was at the target range one year sighting in my rifle two days before deer season, and a deer started feeding behind the targets. This was a gun range with twenty people blasting away, and this deer would have been wasted if someone just missed the target. But you give one unusual noise close to them and the deer will scatter.

The myth I'm tired of is that camouflaging your blind makes a difference. Only if it's portable that you put up and move every day. For anything left in the field, camo adds nothing.

That every deer some have ever shot was DRT.

As soon as I hear it, I know that person is FOS.

Magic bullets, magic ammo, magic calibers, magic Annie Oakleys who place every shot on a dime, magic deer that never move. The internet is full of magic.