Why track?
This is a 4 part series on "why should I track" Why track?From a fun and excitement standpoint: I grew up in an agricultural area in central Wisconsin. The woodlots were fairly small and the hunting pressure was pretty high. I learned quickly that in order to succeed I needed to stay put. Whenever I was moving I was pushing deer to other hunters. This style of hunting, though successful, was monotonous and boring. I was stubborn and persistent and endured many long days freezing for that one opportunity to score. The excitement of getting my buck outweighed the boredom but I always wished there was a more thrilling way to hunt and still have success. I started hunting the...