Stay in the stand a long time, shoot straight, keep your powder dry, and have fun!
I read an article where they said don't keep your gun indoors the night before you hunt because the temp change can cause condensation to build up inside the barrel and get the powder wet. I never thought of that.
Dress warm too. It is easy to get discouraged when you are freezing.
I've heard that about keeping the gun outside. I'm guessing any air getting in would have to enter from the primer/percussion cap area on some guns.
My Savage uses primers that seal real tight, so thats not an issue with me. I save a spent primer to put in there when transporting in the truck, and at home.
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