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Twenty
or twenty-five feet up a tree, belted into a stable platform attached
to a sturdy maple or oak, with your silhouette broken up by a nearby
hemlock, you're well concealed from wary deer that often look up as
they walk through the woods. Trophy deer in particular know the score
come hunting season-they know that hunters don't just stalk through
the woods, or put on drives, they also take to the trees. How to take
to the trees in a manner that won't alarm deer, that will put you in
position for a killing shot-this is what Treestand Hunting Strategies
is all about. Written by an expert in the field, this complete guidebook
covers such topics as: how to select a treestand; total treestand safety;
a game plan for early season whitetails; how to make hunting pressure
work for you; hunting rub lines from above; specialized tactics for
hunting the peak of the rut; strategies for hunting buck staging areas;
hit and run treestand tactics; rattling, calling, and decoying techniques;
using scents for maximum effectiveness; how to minimize your human scent
in the woods; building ground blinds that really work. More and more
hunters are hunting from trees, as the method's effectiveness is proven
more and more with each passing season. There has never been a book
written entirely on this subject before; this will be the guidebook
against which all other books in the future will be measured. It is
a must-have not only for all serious whitetail hunters, but all big-game
hunters period. (6 x 9 1/4, 272 pages) 
