bowhunt
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THIS IS A JOKE (Tips from what I have observed)
Here are the top Ten Road Hunting tips that if followed correctly will assist you in taking a fine buck every year.
10: 2 guys in the back of the truck...One shooter and one to pound on the cab when you spot one.
9: Work on your balance in the off season...a sudden stop can slam you against the cab and delay the shot. Allowing weary game to escape.
8: Maintain at least a 4 second lead over the other road hunters. Speeds up to 45 mph are acceptable.
7: Spend pre-season looking for paved roads in prime hunting areas. Pavement allows for smoother riding and shooting.
6: Practice Practice Practice...good 3 point turning on narrow roads does not just come naturally.
5: Fish and Game does not like bullets in the chamber.
4: If in Utah make sure the buck does more than just twitch his ears.
3: If you prefer hunting from a 4 wheeler make sure the height of the seat works well for a gun rest.
2: Do not start hunting too early in the morning...this can cause a lack of good driving judgment.
1: Scout for an area with lots of roads...If not you are going to get screwed up by those DAMN hike in hunters.
More suggestions welcome.
Here are the top Ten Road Hunting tips that if followed correctly will assist you in taking a fine buck every year.
10: 2 guys in the back of the truck...One shooter and one to pound on the cab when you spot one.
9: Work on your balance in the off season...a sudden stop can slam you against the cab and delay the shot. Allowing weary game to escape.
8: Maintain at least a 4 second lead over the other road hunters. Speeds up to 45 mph are acceptable.
7: Spend pre-season looking for paved roads in prime hunting areas. Pavement allows for smoother riding and shooting.
6: Practice Practice Practice...good 3 point turning on narrow roads does not just come naturally.
5: Fish and Game does not like bullets in the chamber.
4: If in Utah make sure the buck does more than just twitch his ears.
3: If you prefer hunting from a 4 wheeler make sure the height of the seat works well for a gun rest.
2: Do not start hunting too early in the morning...this can cause a lack of good driving judgment.
1: Scout for an area with lots of roads...If not you are going to get screwed up by those DAMN hike in hunters.
More suggestions welcome.
