New year, new technique
Anew year is upon us, and at this time of year it is a common practice to adopt resolutions. Personally, I am not really one for adopting new year’s resolutions. Instead, I like to adopt better practices and habits as they occur to me – why would I wait until 1 January? But whenever you time it, I think there is great use in self-improvement, and this is a good opportunity to look at potential areas to focus on.
In this article I would like to take a two-pronged approach. I’d like to firstly suggest some general areas hunters can focus on as resolutions – these I will base on my experience in guiding others in the field. Secondly, I will share some of my own resolutions that I have already adopted for 2020, and on top of that, some areas I would like to focus improvement on in the future.
As I thought about the notion of resolutions, it occurred to me that my year is divided not based on the annual calendar but by the split between the hunting season and the off-season. In fact, the more I think about this the more I
