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By the time they could get a dog I’m sure the dude was long gone. Can go miles through the woods down here and never see a road or a house. I heard they found him around 15 miles away walking down a gravel road wore the hell out.

Go shoot her again now. She may just be stunned for a few minutes.

Elitist haha. You got it wrong.... I do everything I can to not come off that way when talking to another hunter. I’m just saying, if you aren’t comfortable then the last thing you want when you draw back is to be worried about the shot because of your equipment. What it boils down to is...

That’s silly. Find a different stand setup for the recurve. Sounds like a lousy excuse to me. And the real answer is you don’t feel confident in your shooting. Either keep practicing and hunt with it and limit yourself yardage wise, or go to the compound. Not trying to be an ass...

Messing with a 330 isn’t something you should be doing as a first ever trap. You will more than likely break your hand. I would snare them.

Someone’s first traditional kill....

But you do not

I’ll agree

I watch the browns every weekend. It's already disappointing enough. I disagree with it. and often wonder what my great grandfather would say if he could see what is happening now. I'll continue to watch the browns as long as it doesn't get any worse than kneeling.

Checking in

Not the same

I tried this for a few weeks. It was okay. But can shoot better instinctive. I like the idea of it for hunting. Because it forces you to pick a spot. Sometimes shooting instinctive it is easy to just stare at the whole deer and let it fly.

Good work bud!!

Hahahaha my clover looks good [emoji41]

You Fuggin flat landers are still trying to figure this out!? Wow

I'll join

Awesome. Good work

Picked up 2 browning spec ops for 65$ each today