I wonder..............
#11
RE: I wonder..............
ORIGINAL: JeramyK
I do start getting bitter towards such threads but only because there is already a thread sticky'd on the top of this forum with all the info someone would need. http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.asp?m=355101
I do start getting bitter towards such threads but only because there is already a thread sticky'd on the top of this forum with all the info someone would need. http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.asp?m=355101
#12
RE: I wonder..............
ORIGINAL: silentassassin
There is one called recovery that is "stuck" at the top.
We almost need a sticky thread at the page top.
Title (wounded deer ..what to do) and let the Vets post a consensus of proper recovery techniques
Title (wounded deer ..what to do) and let the Vets post a consensus of proper recovery techniques
Yeah I knew there was something kinda along those lines up there. I reckon 1 day i should read it!
#13
RE: I wonder..............
let the Vets post a consensus of proper recovery techniques
A consensus - on anything, is that possible??? If that ever happned, I'd probably stop reading this forum. - Not joking either.
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: QDM Heaven
Posts: 847
RE: I wonder..............
Silent...I agree. I think sometimes a guy might think he made a great hit and followed all the rules but still can't find his deer and looks here for advice or support and I am cool with that. However, the yahoos that make stupid lazy mistakes from the time they got out of their vehicle to hunt, right up until the time they post the story on the internet are the ones that make me sick and cause me to want to let loose with scorching flames and frankly, I think they deserve it.
#15
RE: I wonder..............
I'm not shy, I don't like the wounded deer posts, if the guy is sincere and hit a twig or something, I'll offer support. If he is some yahoo that went against all the rules or took a low % shot, I'll let him know my opinion on the deal.
#16
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Beautiful Western Montana
Posts: 2,308
RE: I wonder..............
How does one decifer who is an idiot and who followed the rules and made a bad hit? We are hunting critters with tremedous speed and reflexes using bows and arrows. Wounding happens it's part of bowhunting. I think that most people who wound an animal are sick about it. Posting on here may be the only way to vent that feeling. Sure their are lots of slobs out there, but by in large most hunters are decent people.
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 3,903
RE: I wonder..............
However, the yahoos that make stupid lazy mistakes from the time they got out of their vehicle to hunt, right up until the time they post the story on the internet are the ones that make me sick and cause me to want to let loose with scorching flames and frankly, I think they deserve it
#18
RE: I wonder..............
If the guy comes here and says he saw the biggest buck ever and just HAD to take a shot even though it was 40 yds thru brush and facing him, and now he can't find it he's an idiot.
There is more than enough information on here to keep even the newest of hunters from making the most basic of mistakes. Its one thing if a bad shot just happens out of bad luck, its a whole different ball game when its ignorance.
There is more than enough information on here to keep even the newest of hunters from making the most basic of mistakes. Its one thing if a bad shot just happens out of bad luck, its a whole different ball game when its ignorance.
#20
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Georgia
Posts: 263
RE: I wonder..............
I only get bothered when someone obviously doesnt try. They are looking for the rest of us to get upset. In this forum we have (from what I've noticed) an unwritten code of ethics as bowhunters. It's a good thing. We keep each other honest, safe, and ethical. If someone that is a bowhunter and is regularly a member of this forum they should understand that by following the posts. The concensus is that we don't agree with hurting an animal or giving up on the chase.