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you might want to consider what will happen when you shoot, because i am assuming that you mean hunting with a rifle, and our horse is a bit jumpy and he bolts when he hears shots close by

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he said he didn't want to startle the horse and trash his bow

I have thought about how nice it would be to be able to do this...Bankhead Forest here in 'Bama has a WMA that you are allowed to horseback ride in , but no motorized vehicles or bikes...it would be a good way to get far back into the woods easier (there are trails)

I would be sure to make sure it is legal, and get some hunter orange stuff for the horse, like they have in Cabelas! I sure would not think about doing it during gun season
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Edited by - BrianDamage on 10/25/2002 11:24:43

I didn't think it was legal?If it is ,go for it.A:I don't own a horse nor play one on TV.

Hunting is not a sport,it's a lifestyle.

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Yes sir, that is a nice two point buck you just shot. Just let me take my bridle and saddle off him before you skin him?