What It Takes To Be A Successful Hunter, By Jim Carr

[Huntingbob]

Very good article! Gonna take some of this to heart.

 

[JohnIrish]

Great article.....it reminds me of what I did wrong on my last elk hunt.

 

[schwaf]

Excellent read! Thanks for taking the time to write up!

 

[Grover]

Good article Jim. My workouts start tomorrow.

 

[rymacphail]

This great! Great writer!

 

[elkarecallin]

Thanks!

 

[Wrench]

Loved it.

Jim, any relationship to the old Gunatorium Carr's in Spokane? I used to love to listen to Ed's stories.

 

[jmez]

Nice article. Enjoyed reading it.

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[Jim Carr]

Loved it.

Jim, any relationship to the old Gunatorium Carr's in Spokane? I used to love to listen to Ed's stories.

No relationship

 

[tulsaburnside]

Great article Jim. A lot to be said about hunting in your own effective range based upon your abilities.

 

[Gznokes]

This is one of the more comprehensive and articulate treatments of what it takes to be a successful hunter. I'd be surprised if anyone reads this and doesn't find a pearl or two (or fifty!) about how they can improve. After reading this, I agree that the people who can successfully execute the majority of these ideas are among the most successful hunters. Thank you.

 

[Ramsey Bluff]

Great Article!

 

[PNW_outdoorsman94]

Great article! Really makes me look forward to moving back to the PNW before next season.

 

[2ndResponder]

Very well written. I'm sure most of these points can be applied in our everyday lives too!

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[JR264]

Thanks good article

 

[VenaticOppidan]

good read!

 

[backstraps01]

I am working on scouting more...more more

 

[Jkrugster]

Great article. Can’t wait to get back in the mountains

 

[Jim Carr]

Very well written. I'm sure most of these points can be applied in our everyday lives too!

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Yes they can be for sure .There are many things I know I can do better at yet just make the same mistakes over and over again.Being able to self evaluate is a critical first step in becoming better at anything.

 

[Tallfeller454]

Great article Jim! Perfect read after the holidays to reiterate why we need to keep practicing and sharpening our skills through out the year.