Am I that bad?
#1
Am I that bad?
Well, I have yet to bag a deer this season. I have limited hunting time and I usually only hunt on my own property (about 40 acres). I have seen a ton of deer. In each case, they fell into one of three categories 1) outside of my comfort range (> 30 yards), 2) just before sunrise, or 3) just after sunset. In many cases, these deer were seen within 15 minutes of legal shooting time. As you know, nobody hears you shoot a bow. Is it just me? Am I "too legal"? I have taken a lot of crap for passing on the deer I have.
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
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RE: Am I that bad?
Ron .. I actually will pray I o not gt an opportunity to shoot something before sunrise or after sunset .... it is WAYYYYY too tempting .... I know too many guys that will loose an arrow during these ilegal times to hunt .... you are doing the right thing!!
BTW ... those of you that call Ron a wimp, I would like to see you in a steel cage with him .....
BTW ... those of you that call Ron a wimp, I would like to see you in a steel cage with him .....
#7
RE: Am I that bad?
ORIGINAL: gutshot
This is one of the reason that I go in at sunrise and leave at sunset. I don't see any reason to set in my tree if I can'tshoot if the opportunity presents itself.
This is one of the reason that I go in at sunrise and leave at sunset. I don't see any reason to set in my tree if I can'tshoot if the opportunity presents itself.
#8
RE: Am I that bad?
I know too many guys that will loose an arrow during these ilegal times to hunt .... you are doing the right thing!!
I can lose an arrow when its noon!! Seriously though, I shot a doe a couple years back when it was 1/2 after shooting time. It was overcast so it was still pretty dark. Thought I made a great shot but when I went to do some tracking I bumped her. After many hours of looking I found her and seen I made more of a gut shot. So now I won't shoot until I can truely focus on the spot.