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LouisianaTomkat 04-02-2008 07:57 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 

So everyone who has experience is intelligent?

Everyone who is intelligent certainly doesn't necessarily have experience.
Did not say everyone is intelligent, nor that everyone is experienced. You asked what was more important in the hunter's arsenal. I just don't believe you can have one without the other and be very (Consistently) effective.

LT

Kelly/KY 04-02-2008 07:58 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
True...buckmaster. I feel I have the knowledge and a little experience, so I think patiently waiting for what I have studied to come into reality is a key to my arsenal. If that makes any sense.

I kind of think that intelligence has little to do with knowing deer are out in the woods, more common sense to me. Even someone with lower intelligence can gain from experience and learn what to do to make themselves a better hunter in my opinion. Like an animal that adapts based on past success or failure. If you look at it this way, then I'll stick with experience.

MNpurple 04-02-2008 07:58 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
Well intelligence is what lets us put our experience to use, so they do go hand in hand.

I kick my neighbors dog repeatedly for crapping on my lawn, but that damn dog keeps coming back. The dog gets experience each time I kick him, but he has no intelligence to use his experience to tell him hes gonna get kicked.

I wouldnt trade my "exerience" for anything.



GMMAT 04-02-2008 07:59 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
Josh.....I knowa guys who's been hunting60+ years that walks around the woods with a rifle taking dumps in the same woodshe's hunting.

He hasa ton of experience.

magicman54494 04-02-2008 07:59 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
experience is most important. but you have to be intellegent enough to apply it.

Armybowhunter28 04-02-2008 08:01 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
I would say that experiance wins because you learn from your mistakes and that gives you the knowledge.

LouisianaTomkat 04-02-2008 08:02 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 

He hasa ton of experience
At what? Taking a dump in the woods. I thought we were talking about real hunters here.:D

LT

Finch 04-02-2008 08:03 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 


Experience...but I was thinking about posting something similar and I would have to say for me patience.

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

I'm having trouble understanding how experience "automatically"= intelligence.

You can't squeeze blood out of a turnip.
I guess experience doesn't "automatically" equal intelligence.[&:] If I make a loud noise and it spooks a deer than I "learn" that making noises spooks deer.

Intelligence is the capacity to acquire and apply knowledge. Hey, I just did that when I learned from experience not to make loud noises around deer, for example.:)


Finch 04-02-2008 08:07 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Josh.....I knowa guys who's been hunting60+ years that walks around the woods with a rifle taking dumps in the same woodshe's hunting.

He hasa ton of experience.
Yeah, he has enough experience to know that when tummy hurt...go bathroom.:D No matter the location.

GMMAT 04-02-2008 08:07 PM

RE: What's more important in the whitetail hunter's arsenal?
 
LT.....that guy's killed more animals in his life than anyone on this board, I'm betting.

He's HAD to.


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