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    Shoot or pass

    Like said above, I would start off with taking a doe. Go through the process of making a shot, let your excitement and emotions be exposed and begin to understand them to be able to control them in the future.
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    Antlered Doe

    Congrats on an extremely rare trophy! I had one that I passed on a few years to see what it would grow into and then last year it disappeared and haven’t seen it since.
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    Ozonics/Ozone generator and clothing in the treestand

    I would save your money and focus on only hunting the right wind and thermal pushes. I’ve spend more than my fair share of money on scent control in the past and all I learned is the whitetails nose is superior to human technology.
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    Ohio record buck update

    This is completely normal. If you’ve tracked the stories of any state record buck there are always hunters that file complaints and charges against the hunter that harvested the animal. There is always a thorough investigation due to the fact that there are several hunters that are mad they...
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    Night movement

    I would concentrate on finding their bedding area. If you’re just seeing nighttime activity then I would assume that the area you’re monitoring is the main feeding area that is being utilized at night.
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    Climber or hang on with sticks for beginner?

    For me in my area it is way too difficult to find a tree for a climber. Hang ons with sticks or saddles are much more forgiving on finding the right tree.
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    Gut shot

    Dog over thermal drone in my experience
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    Your first deer rifle?

    Bolt action 16 gauge slug, you would have to set your shoulder back in place after every shot. Haha!
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    Long range weather forcasts

    Weather Bug, NOAA are great options. Some state universities will have their own weather data
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