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What You Need To Know When Hunting In Different Territory

When hunting in the snow take special care ofI suffered no ill effects from this night in
the kind of cloths that you put on. It isthe snow, but I would not advise anyone to
important for a hunter that he must know thecamp in this manner except as a last resort.
correct clothes and equipment when he goesI was in good physical condition and
hunting. In this article you will learn onadequately clothed and I had been working out
some tips on how to survive in particularof doors and sleeping in a tent for the past
weather  if  you  get  lost  in  the  forest.month, so that I was thoroughly accustomed to
the weather conditions of the area. Since I
I had started to hike over the Continentalwas not completely exhausted when I went to
Divide in the later part of January. I do notsleep, shivering was sufficient to arouse me
recommend such a hike as a pleasure trip.before any portion of my body could become
Night overtook me where there were no humanfrost bitten. The average deer hunter would
habitations and I had a strong wind to face.have trouble in surviving such a night. He is
This combination of cold and wind, togetherusually clothed adequately for daytime
with the altitude (over 10,000 feet) made ittemperature, but not for inaction during the
imperative that I find shelter of some sort.colder nights. This is why a fire is almost a
I was following the tracks of the now defunctmust.
Colorado Midland Railroad and I tried to camp
in a snow shed which covered the tracks, butAfter the lost hunter has spent the night in
this shed acted as a wind tunnel and thethe woods, he should try to orient himself in
temperature seemed to be lower there than inthe morning. This should not be hard to do if
the open. Beyond the snow shed, I could see athe sun is shining. He should not trust to
few scattered trees a short distance from theinstinct, but should reason things out. Even
tracks. I tried to reach them, but the snowif the sun seems to be somewhere else, it
was at least six feet deep and was not solidmust be in the east, so there is one sure
enough to walk on. I managed to flounder todirection. The other points of the compass
the nearest of these trees, but there was noshould be easy to figure. This information is
dry wood for a fire. I trampled a trench inof no value unless the lost person knows the
the snow about three feet deep and six feetdirection in which he left camp or the
long, placed a few branches in this trenchdirection of the road which runs by the camp.
for a bed, and prepared to spend the night.If these things are not known, it is best to
This trench was considerably better than theremain in the temporary camp and wait for
open country, but too cold for comfort and Iaid, keeping plenty of damp wood on the fire
decided to imitate the partridge, who divesas a signal to searchers. Any shots which are
into the snow in order to survive duringheard, should be answered by a single shot.
exceptionally cold weather. I burrowed intoIf these shots are made by searchers, one
the snow at my back until I was completelyshot is all that is necessary and more will
into it and the bank had caved in so that Ibe  a  waste  of  valuable  ammunition.
was covered. I was comfortable enough so that
I alternately slept and dozed for severalThis means that it is always good to be safe
hours until excessive shivering, nature'sin the woods at night when you are lost and
method of warming the surface of the body,you have nowhere to go for any kind of
forced me from the bed. A few minutes ofshelter. It is more harsh hunting deer in the
exercise started my blood circulating and Iwinter. And always prepares yourself even
was soon comfortable. It was nearly daylightwhen you are in the camp when hunting deer in
and I resumed my hike instead of returning tothe winter and save your ammunitions as
the  snow  for  more  rest.possible for better use.



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