Originally Posted by jeepkid (Post 4283524)

Anyone ever hear of a "sound shot"? There's a specific nationality that hunts around here that shoots at sounds in the bushes. Doesn't matter what it is, they shoot first then go check and see what was making the noise.

I actually found a doe during our season that was shot and left and the Warden thought that was most likely what happened.

Pretty sad.

Originally Posted by jeepkid (Post 4283524)

Anyone ever hear of a "sound shot"? There's a specific nationality that hunts around here that shoots at sounds in the bushes. Doesn't matter what it is, they shoot first then go check and see what was making the noise.

I actually found a doe during our season that was shot and left and the Warden thought that was most likely what happened.

Pretty sad.

Originally Posted by Valentine (Post 4283039)

Why do hunters often shoot relatives and friends. Happens too many times.
Why ?
They're the only people usually around the shooter. Sometimes the only one. They sometimes over hunt an area. See few deer in the area, even though it's the special place. And who notices the few deer. Friends and relatives who keep hunting the over hunted area.

Many shoot in such circumstances. Who else hasn't seen any movement, in an area, for some time. They have the non-movement area down pat. Snap ones fingers and these are the people who can see some movement, even if its not a deer. They usually hunt only one area -- the special area.

Originally Posted by jeepkid (Post 4283524)

Anyone ever hear of a "sound shot"? There's a specific nationality that hunts around here that shoots at sounds in the bushes.

Originally Posted by flags (Post 4283530)

Let me guess, Hmong right?

Originally Posted by jeepkid (Post 4283547)

That's correct, sir.