MRBB makes some valid points, the internet makes hunting look far different that reality,
the vast majority of hunts end in no game taken,and the hunter just covering a lot of ground with zero results
little emphasis is placed on the enjoyment of nature, companionship and skills required, the planing strategy, etc.
but if your only reference is videos, you would get the idea all hunts result in game being killed.
obviously hours of video of a guy watching a wooded area, from a blind,
or slowly walking through timber, without results makes a less than exciting video.
personally I rather detest the hunts showing some guy shooting an elk at 800-1200 yards,
thats not hunting, it may be impressive to some guys but its NOT, at least to anyone I hunt with considered,... hunting!
Last edited by hardcastonly; 03-03-2019 at 06:17 AM.