Find listings for deer hunting guides in Dryden, Ontario Dryden Deer Hunting Guide " Whitetail hunting guides are provided by John Butts " John Butts Outdoors DRYDEN DEER GUIDES Deer Hunting Guides in Ontario " Your Hunt is Our Reputation! " 1-807-738-0152 MIDDLE SEASON HUNTING TIPS The typical deer hunter leaves for their stand about an hour before sunup, hunts a few of hours, and heads back to camp for breakfast. Once they've eaten, taken a nap, or done some chores; they’ll head back to the woods about 3:00 pm and hunt until dark. The majority of younger bucks harvested each year died because they never had the opportunity learn this pattern. But most of bucks that survived their first hunting season have seen the pattern before. It seems like the best bucks are the ones that adapt the quickest. These bucks are the ones that get the chance to grow old and large.  Most whitetail deer hunters could significantly improve their deer hunting odds, and chances of harvesting a trophy Ontario whitetail buck, by simply altering their daily routines during the season. Just as the best bucks have learned to alter their patterns, it always seems the best whitetail hunters have learned to do the same. One trick a deer hunting guide in Dryden, Ontario taught me was to use the daily “hunter migration” to your advantage. By the middle of the deer hunting season, most mature whitetail bucks have learned to link predawn intrusions with hunters. This is a good time to wait until well after sunup before entering the woods. The delay allows the resident deer an opportunity to bed down without feeling pressured. Hunters using this method should try to be on their stands around 8:30 am. This gives the woods a chance to settle down before the “hunter migration” starts. The key to using this technique is to realize that once you’ve reached your deer stand, you’ve committed yourself to staying there for the rest of the day. Since deer didn’t feel pressured when you entered the woods, most are still likely to still be bedded somewhere nearby. But now when the other hunters start heading back in, you’ll be ready to take advantage of their movement. The noise you created entering the woods was minimal, but when the other deer hunters leave, it'll be like a mass exodus. This migration of hunters can push deer over great distances; once in the morning, when the hunters exit the woods, and then once again in the afternoon, when they return to their stands. This Dryden deer hunting guide told me that most deer hunters will never see the deer they’re pushing. But if you've been waiting patiently on your stand, you might just have the chance of a lifetime to harvest a trophy Ontario buck. Experience a World Class Trophy Whitetail Hunt Dryden, Ontario Deer Hunting Guides in Canada Ontario Whitetails World Class Trophies The Success of our Hunts can be seen in our customer's photo albums. We put in the needed hours of scouting in to put you on a Trophy Whitetail Buck. Dryden Deer Hunting John Butts Outdoors North America's foremost Connection to Ontario Deer Hunting Guides. Contact John Butts Outdoors Book a World Class Ontario Deer Hunting Trip! 1-807-738-0152 Ontario Deer Hunting Guide - Copyright 2007 © by Brainerd Guide - Dryden, ON Deer Guides.