Well...like some other folks here have stated, the olfactory sense of those wonderful autumn earthy scents, really get me thinking about hunting (even the earth-smelling wafers and camo detergents!)
I have such vivid, wonderful memories of sitting on stand on any given cold Wisconsin morning of gun season and having large flakes of snow fall in the pines around me. Experiencing these sights first-hand make Currier and Ives lame.
The last couple of bowseasons have been really nice too, sitting on stand and watching golden rays of sunlight penetrate through orange, red, and brown leaf canopies of gently swaying tree limbs as gentle winds scatter leaves loudly and announce the approach of colder days ahead.
Aaaahhhh. All good stuff. Makes me wonder if this will be the year that we see Cabelas or BPS offer the RealTree hammock for nap hunting!
