Tree Stand Safety Tips • Sharing Your Location
Whitetail Deer • Mossy Oak University
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Before you go into the woods hunting, let somebody know where you are. Tell your spouse, drop a pin send a text and make sure they respond. If you're hunting with a buddy, use the sign in to let them know where you are going. If you decide to go hunt another location, make that known as well. It's really important that someone knows where you are, so if something happens you can be located. No matter what safety precautions you use, there's always a chance you may need the help of someone else.
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