Unread postby Matty » Sat Dec 26, 2015 6:15 am
To me, "beast style" means adapting and figuring out what it takes to legally kill big bucks where others struggle.
If you're a beast, you're probably the guy that can shoot big bucks off of heavily pressured lands, year after year. People might question if you hunt legally, think you have the most prime land, etc. They don't realize the work involved.
Let's face it, the majority of the tactics here are just plain good hunting basics. Being stealthy, finding your prey, patterning your prey, adjusting to your preys habits, learning from personal observations, discussing observations with other hunters, etc...These are the things that everyone should be doing, but few even think about.
It always disappoints me that most hunters only seem to enjoy talking about big bucks and hunting gear! They love buying stuff that will "help" them. They also seem to love excuses and complaining that there are no deer, or the weather is terrible, etc. When it comes time to actually hunt, they find more excuses than you can shake a stick at. I've known so many guys like that and it can bring you down. I hunt almost 100% alone these days because of that.
Beast style doesn't have room for all those gimicks and excuses. Beast style means you follow through and don't act like a giant kitty cat when it rains or you have to cross a river, or walk a few miles.
Beast style is the basics, taken to the extreme!