ROTFLMAO Youve got to be kidding, reading about it and doing it are two entirely differnet things
I already said that doing it is the tricky part........maybe you should read my posts before replying
I am not trying to insult anyone here but I' m sorry.......if it takes you YEARS to learn how to recognize a hit by sight or what' s on your arrow when you find it......and then decide what is your best bet to recover that deer.......you are a VERY slow learner. Man we must have had a lot of short bus riders here if that' s the case.
You mean to tell me that someone who reads all about hits and how long to wait according to each one........will be unable to remember this immense amount of knowledge when he finds his arrow?? Cmon.......write yourself a cheat sheet and leave it in your lunch bag if that' s the case. GEESH
man do you have a lot to learn. And thanks to your wonderful know it all attitude your going to learn it sooner rather than later. I wish you luck, because your going to need it.
and the hateful wishing of misfortune on another hunter pops up yet again.
nice touch
I leave you with one parting thought Atlas, Its is better to be thought a fool and opens ones month and remove all doubt.
Considering all the spelling and grammar errors in that sentence I hope the irony is not lost on you
Let me help you.....It is better to be thought a fool, then open ones mouth and remove all doubt.
Fire up the short bus