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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BP338" data-source="post: 331109" data-attributes="member: 415">My opinion, Onx is a must. I think it's like $25/year or something like that. It will help you not be so dependent on others on where to hunt. There are other maps that you can use that are free, look on the G&F website for those. They just don't have GPS.Something that I figured out just recently is the use of "run-n-gun" equipment. If you don't own land it's hard to put up blinds and stands that should be more permanent during hunting season. So I invested in a throw-down blind off of sportsman's guide. It was $50 and I bought two. They are quick and easy to set up. I read on here that someone's grandpa sat on a 5 gal bucket and just sat still and killed deer every year. So, a little bit of cover and patience will bring success. I am also looking to invest in a tree saddle setup. This is another run-n-gun system that you can use. Go in, climb a tree and hunt. You don't have to pick a permanent spot, you can hunt different trees every day. Quick and easy.I realize that you are looking for free stuff, and that's ok. I wish I had more to give other than advice. But this advice is coming from a guy without a ton of money, land, or know-how with the whitetails. I hope it helps.As for this site, great guys. But just like any social website, you'll get the know-it-alls, a**holes, and trolls. It is fun to troll a little, most everyone does it. Take it for what it is. Some of members on this site like their liquor too much, so they don't make any sense most of the time. Good luck! And I hope that the desire to hunt doesn't go away! It's a great family tradition to have!</blockquote>

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