sayings that a true hunter should live by:
"One shot, one kill"
"If you're not sure ya can hit it, ya probably can't."
"A wounded animal will cost you twice the amount of time and money a dead one will." (If you were in one of the world wars the idea was that one wounded enemy soldier required two good soldiers to take care of him, so you shot to wound; fewer enemies to fight you. Has a coyote ever returned fire?)
"If you brought it into the woods, you take it back out; leave nothing but footprints."
"There will always be something to shoot at."
"If ya missed it the first time. . . .well. . . .ya missed. How often do you get a second shot at life?"
And finally, my personal motto: "All I need is ONE GOOD SHOT. . . . "
