Late in the 2024 deer season our hunting party, the Iron Sight Gang, caught up with a beautiful 10-point buck toward the end of a very simple and relatively short deer drive.
There were only five of us that morning and a couple of the guys, both who were in their 70s or 80s, took watches not far from where the trucks were parked. Had the buck not circled back and ran straight into my cousin, Joe Stevenson – who was making the drive with me, it may have headed for one of these “veteran” hunters, as I like to call them.
Simple deer drives for old guys and gals
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