Not really...but I grew up hunting in the Adirondacks, and never really expected to see very much anyway. Just getting out in the woods on opening day is a treat, regardless if you see anything or not.

BioGuy is right. You may have your expections set too high. Seeing other wildlife, squirrels, woodpeckers, etc. does serve to keep your spirits up, as well as seeing deer sign. Seeing a few does should get the adrenalin flowing and seeing a buck should be like winning the lottery, rather than an everyday thing.

Nope.

yeah especially when you hear gun shots around you

I don't need to see many, but i expect to see a few!

i definately agree with BioGuy because every hunt is a treat so don't take it forgranted

Like others said, I don't care if I see anyhting, it would be nice, but it's about being in the outdoors with friends and family that is important.

i love being in the woods and when ever i go to school or work in the past few weeks i think about the wind direction and imagine what direction the deer would be coming from. i hunt in a different area for the gun opener and if you ve ever hunted wisconsin you know it sounds like a war has just started in the woods on opening day,. i get excited knowing a big deer might just be out of sight and working in at anytime when i was younger i got frustrated but now i know deer can literly show up at anytime during the day 2 years ago i shot a doe at 1:30pm had i waited i would've had a shot at the buck right behind her... last year was actully the first opening day i didn't see 1 deer but the second day i shot an 8pt and made those long days in the woods waiting all worth it..

yeah, but i love the outdoors and watching mother nature. it makes it worth while. but so does getting a deer!

No becuaew I usually see something.

I more get frustrated when I'm not seeing anything, but people are shooting all around me. If nothing's happening then that's fine with me