RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

Bowfishing, fishing, and target shooting.

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

VERY POORLY!:(:D;):(:(:(:):D:(

SPEND TOO MUCH MONEY!

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

Hunt pigs. bass fish. build and hang stands. native vegetation management. food plots. hunt pigs. go camping. landscape yard. shoot jackrabbits with bow. 8 million honey-do's to buy "off time" during hunting season. hunt pigs again. All that keeps me over untill September when dove season opens,then dovesdistract me for the last 30 days untill archery opens.

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

That's actually an idea I've been tinkering with. I've never been able to hit water standing on the Arc w/ one of those.......but I think it's high time I learn.

One of my other projects this summer is my form, specifically, learning to use back tension. We just honestly don't have much around here legal to hunt after turkey, so I have to stay busy other ways.

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

I plan on buying a recurve to practise with, just something to keep me occupied till hunting season;).

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

i fish and that is about it

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

fish and take advantage of the rain at our favorite muddin hole with the buddies. Then starting may 24th the day i get out of school ill be placing stands clearing shooting lanes and stuff like that for probably a week or 2 then its just fishing.

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

Chasing my kids and getting ready for my elk trip in Aug. Oh and shooting my new toy.

RE: How do you handle the down time?
 

Scouting and game cameras...in addition to those other activities you mentioned. I put out two or three of the inexpensive Stealth game cameras each week to see what type of animals I have to expect for the upcoming season. I also do alot of scouting both in the vehicle and on foot.