What is the best way to kill a deer? From a blind, treestand or other methods.

[rfleer87]

What is the best way to kill a deer? From a blind, treestand or other methods.

[Sourdough Dave]

A claymore mine next to a salt lick and pile of corn. Then there is also this out of date concept of hunting deer where the killing of the deer brings to an end a season of scouting and a day well spent in the woods with your thoughts and the squirrels.

[Treestand]

The best way is "Bullet Placement" kills your deer every time.

[784512]

bye a new car

[784512]

or don't miss thear is no best way

[784512]

sorry about the spelling

[jhjimbo]

Keep your feet on the ground - just you and the deer. The most rewarding way to hunt. Stack your wits and skill with the senses of the deer.

[hawndog]

Easiest way- shoot them out of the truck window.
Most fun way, and difficult- run them with hounds.
Most efficient and legal way- shooting house on a greenfield.

[Pathfinder1]

Hi...


Today, it appears that the tree stand is the preferred way to bag white tails.


Personally, I can't sit still for that long...so I still-hunt.

[RockySquirrel]

Sourdough nailed it. Claymore. Is there a Hornady one, ya think?

[Ga hunter]

Raisin a baby deer(in a pen of course), feedin him the good stuff, then just shoot him when you think his horns are the right size! It may take time, but it'll be worth it!

[Bioguy01]

There is no "best" way, but there are a lot of preferences...and apparently a lot of [email protected]$$ remarks :-). Each technique has its advantages and disadvantages and each technique will produce better results depending on where you hunt.

[Edward J. Palumbo]

I would think it would depend on the terrain and vegetation in your preferred hunting area, but all of these methods have been productive.
I tried the treestand but found that gravity is not my friend; I came down a bit faster than I climbed up. Then again, I am a clumsy devil. When I hunt from the ground, I don't seem to fall as much (or as far).
I live in northwestern Oregon and we have plenty of tall evergreens, though long shots are rare in dense woods. Friends often took to the trees while I took a more pedestrian approach, occasionally driving deer toward my friends' positions.

[1994fordf250]

In a treestand because you are most likely not gonna e seen by deer, and with a blind you have to worry about it blowing away. This is just my thinking.