Back when we were cavemen, we needed extra strength when killing an animal. We needed the strenght to run faster, thrust a spear harder, throw a rock, tackle game or what have you.

Are bodies were conditioned the get a shot of adrenaline for this extra strength. When it was time to make the kill, this burst of energy was needed.

After all those years, we get a shot of adrenaline when we site game, only now we don't need it. We don't need the extra strength.Today, we have to sit still and not move. But this adrenaline is pumping through our body and not being used. This is what causes the shakes and quivering knees. This causes us to not think clearly. We have a sort of chemical imbalance going on.

Just thought you guys might be interested in where it comes from.

Actually that is interesting and I really never thought about it that way. Good post Windwalker7.

Yes that definately is interesting ,never thought much about it .Thank's for sharing windwalker .

nubo

Thats outside the box... I like it!

Good thought!

I agree 100% we are cavemen at heart!

ok now i am gonna run a mile being chased by a dog to cure my fever cuz i get it bad witha doe at 20 yards lol

when you thought of that how highwere you... 18 .. 20 ? lol thats interesting

And all this time I have been blaming the french!

To be honest, I read it somewhere.

Hunting magazine, I believe.


I should probably delete this post and let everyone think I'm brilliant