SWAMPMAN

Guys,
I've noticed over the years that no matter what caliber you're firing, when it's at game, there's never a perception of recoil. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Maybe adrenaline?
What are your opinions?

oldelkhunter

Same absolutely the Same

Hunter06FlKy

i agree. i've never felt the recoil while hunting. i've felt reprecussions from recoil after(i was turkey hunting and my shoulder was too close to the tree) but that's it.

SWAMPMAN

HUNTER06FlKy,
You made me laugh about Turkey hunting and the tree. One time I was Dove hunting a field and had sat down to rest when a dove flew straight at me and on over my head. Well, I followed him with my shotgun and fired after he had passed me leaning way back.......Ouch. Drove me right into the ground. I laughed at myself for a while after that stupid maneuver.

blueturkey

I had an older 10ga side by side with the dual triggers. Not sure if it was supposed to or not, but you could pull both at once. I was turkey hunting and made that mistake, and let me tell you, the recoil was felt.

statjunk

I never feel the recoil either. It also never hurts my ears.

Tom

rick_reno

I agree, never felt it while shooting at game. I think my senses are focused on the animal and not me.

bigcountry

When it becomes so common place that you feel and hear the shot, you have killed way too many deer. And it doesn't excite you near as much as it should.

trailer

Yes I would have to agree. Shooting at game is nothing like shooting at the range especially if you have a kicker in your hands.

Furync

yup, I agree, probably just the fact that you are concentratin so much on your target that you forget "pain" alltogether