Focusing on the minute details, like picking a tiny spot for aiming and slowing down your shot process, will help you succeed when a big buck walks up and the adrenaline takes over.
For this month's column, I am going to open up my brain like a tiny, little suitcase so we can try to figure out what’s going on in there when a buck approaches. There is no telling what might come fluttering out of that cobweb-filled void, so hold on to your seat. But, to really understand how we react to the adrenaline, a deeper look inside the gray matter must be part of the journey.
The nice thing about writing this column since before many of you were born is the fact that I am no longer expected to impress anyone. You all know me way too well for that by now.
It is quite possible I am less capable of handling those huge moments than you. Maybe you should be the...