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Old 04-05-2017 | 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Jack Ryan
Stand set ups are always the same for me. Regardless the weapon, I want it close, I want it to be a piece of cake assassination, dirty rotten unsuspecting shot right in the back. Like lighting bolt out of the clear blue sky that can't miss. Rifle or piston from a bow and arrow set up is just icing on the cake.

I like the one shot stands with concealment every where but the one intersection where several trails come together, a water crossing or ditch where they go up or down the side. I like to be high up.

But I'll take a wide open clear shot situation in a hot wood lot full of acorns if that's where the deer are. I use a climber and ever spot is on the best tree in the place I want to be. I'll turn it around on the tree if the wind changes. I want the wind blowing in my face, not theirs.

I save my miracle shots, challenges, and may bees for the target range.

So, swinging to the other side of a tree changes the wind direction? Not very intelligent.
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