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RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
MN.....was this with a bow? Are you talking about bow hunting?
Just making sure. I see me being WAYyyyyy less vocal this year. I'm taking a good book.:) |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT MN.....was this with a bow? Are you talking about bow hunting? Just making sure. I see me being WAYyyyyy less vocal this year. I'm taking a good book.:) |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle ORIGINAL: bawanajim Every run & gunner out there stops and yelps 7 times And as long as I scare them all off besides the one the commits, I don't care;) When being aggressive stops working, I'll stop. I know that if I wasn't calling to the bird that was 80 yards out in the field strutting, last year, as much as I did. I'd have never killed him. Hunting on a Saturday around here is like going to Wal- Mart during a spandex clearance sale.[:o] |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
MN....If I remember correctly....
I think we both shot jakes last year. Do you feel being aggressive in your calling is limiting you on your chances wih a more mature bird? Just asking. |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
Have any of you guys experienced the birds getting call shy like the elk are out west?
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RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
To be honest, Schultzy......I'm thinking I made them that way, last year.;)
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RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT MN....If I remember correctly.... I think we both shot jakes last year. Do you feel being aggressive in your calling is limiting you on your chances wih a more mature bird? Just asking. However, No, I saw him fly off the roost and then I saw him strutting 80-90 yards out (a little after) , I made the choice in my mind to call him in, and shoot him. (or at least try). And it worked out. |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT To be honest, Schultzy......I'm thinking I made them that way, last year.;) |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
ORIGINAL: bawanajim ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle ORIGINAL: bawanajim Every run & gunner out there stops and yelps 7 times And as long as I scare them all off besides the one the commits, I don't care;) When being aggressive stops working, I'll stop. I know that if I wasn't calling to the bird that was 80 yards out in the field strutting, last year, as much as I did. I'd have never killed him. |
RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
Do you feel being aggressive in your calling is limiting you on your chances wih a more mature bird? |
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