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My mind did not immediately register what I had seen. Looking to my hard left to investigate the sudden noise I expected to see a squirrel for the 500th time that day. Quickly returning my eyes to the two does out in front of me I realized I had seen a buck creating a scrape less than 10 yards from the base of my tree. Peering back over my shoulder I confirmed my eyes were not playing tricks on me as he started to move. If I was going to capitalize on the opportunity unfolding during the last minutes of shooting light in the 12th hour of hunting I would need to act now…
Earn It Pumpkin Picking
Rain continued to fall and I stared out the window for a sign that the constant down pour would let up. I pulled up the local radar on my phone for the twentieth time and confirmed that I had a slight opening of clear weather. If I was going to pull this off, I had to be at my spot between 1 pm and 3 pm. This was my window of opportunity.
Time
Imagine playing a crazy game of poker where there was only one hand. Everyone is dealt four cards to start. Naturally some hands will be better than others. However, the fifth card is wild. No matter how poor of hand you had to start, if used correctly, the wild card will let you win. Some players will waste it. Others will hesitate and never use it. The winner will figure out how to maximize the card immediately and as a result rise to greatness.