It works great right until you shoot at one that does not drop I settled on just shooting for the heart and it’s worked well for me.I’ve done that to a few deer over the years while bowhunting. Worked like a charm.
It works great right until you shoot at one that does not drop I settled on just shooting for the heart and it’s worked well for me.I’ve done that to a few deer over the years while bowhunting. Worked like a charm.
It works great right until you shoot at one that does not drop I settled on just shooting for the heart and it’s worked well for me.
That is bad advice. Deer don’t have horns.
I thought this could be a fun topic of what's the worst deer hunting advice you have ever heard or received? For me it was that all deer ONLY walk quartering to the wind. When I first heard I thought it was true but quickly realized this isn't possible and is just false when I started hunting more.
I'm in the south, deer have horns. Being from Alabama you should know the vernacular of our people.
If you're a transplant, pm me, and I'll happily walk you through our dialect and translate common terminology for you.
They don’t have horns in the South, either. Calling it the wrong thing don’t make it right.
I bet you're a blast at dinner parties.
Carry on brother. I concede.
Basically any reason given to stay home, i.e too hot, cold, windy, rainy, etc. You can't kill them from the couch, and I've had some of my best hunts on days that weren't ideal!
Interested in your Leupold scope. Can you PM me?“When in doubt, put all 4 pins on ‘em”
Couldn't feasibly agree more.Don’t hunt if the wind ain’t right. If I followed that living in the mountains I’d never hunt