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Hunting Etiquette on Public Land
Thank you for the help.. I do not mind going farther in the woods than everyone else, especially since my greatest concern with hunting public land is disturbing other hunters. Can't disturb them if I am the deepest one in the woods lol -
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Hunting Etiquette on Public Land
Very new to hunting and I am hunting public land in the state of Georgia for the first time ever.. It is something I have wanted to do, but the thought of it makes me nervous.. My biggest concern is I do not want to disrespect other hunters or the public land, any advice would be helpful going... -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Is a thumb release usually more experienced hunters and a wrist strapped index release more for beginners?? Or is it just strictly a feel thing? I have read way too much into it lol -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
I might message you in a year or 2 about that release when I have somewhat of a clue what I am doing lol.. -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Thanks for the tips man! I would love to buy a top of the line release in every release style, but as I quickly found out quality archery equipment is not cheap. I just got my bow and I bought a cheaper index release with a wrist strap and after shooting for a couple weeks I can't get... -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Sorry for my elementary question but what do you mean when you say back tension? -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Thank you for taking the time to give your valuable information.. I feel like a fish out of water getting into archery, I thought it was going to be easy and wow I am humbled. D loop being too big or small? -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Thanks for the help! When reading up the Scott Itty Bitty Goose had great reviews.. So the belt like strap is what you recommend? I am glad you said that about velcro straps, I tried one on at Academy Sports and didn't like the fact that velcro is what I was relying on for support when shooting... -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Thank you so much for the help.. As you know archery can be very expensive and I would love to go out and buy the best of every type of release and see which one I like, but in order to do that I would have to go take out a second mortgage lol. Can't wait to listen to the podcast! -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
Yes the goal is to hunt with it, but I know I have a long way to go before that. I will not hunt with it until I am 100% confident letting arrows fly at live game. Practicing with gloves on or off is something I would of never thought of, thank you for that.. What I have read I should stay away... -
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Best Release for Beginner Archery (Compound Bow)
I just bought my first compound bow and got everything set up on it, now all I have to do is buy a release.. Just looking for some advice from more experienced archers on what style of release they would recommend for a beginner!? From what I have read I know feel is important, but is there a... -
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NEW TO HUNTING LOOKING FOR TIPS
Good Morning, I just got into hunting less than 2 years ago at age 30 and from the outside looking in I thought learning the ropes wouldn't be very difficult.. I learned very quickly being a successful hunter takes so much more than I thought, any recommendations on material that will help a... -
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Thoughts on the anti-hunting movement
People who don’t hunt are absolutely clueless and it’s perfectly fine that they judge the whole industry and put everyone in the same category that hunts?!?! That is hypocrisy at its finest but it goes on without any repercussions.- Stephen A
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Thoughts on the anti-hunting movement
I agree that we will eventually lose hunting all together.. It is so sad to think about, but our society today is so brainwashed so it’s only a matter of time.. More than 90% of Americans eat meat, most of them don’t have the slightest clue on how it arrived on their table. We are horrible for...- Stephen A
- Post #304
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Thoughts on the anti-hunting movement
No are Heck no we are not doing enough to hold the ground we have.. I think a lot of times the hunting industry is it’s own worst enemy.. I have heard guys talk and talk about how they care about the future of hunting and then call a fellow hunter every bad word in the book simply because of...- Stephen A
- Post #303
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Crossing into Canada
Hey everyone go get this shot that we whipped up in a couple months.. Who cares about the long term health concerns in the future, we didn’t have enough time to test that. I have nothing against the vaccine for those who have gotten it, but I will not be a test dummy for this new COVID vaccine lol- Stephen A
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Which do you fear most?
Lol this is one of the main reasons I am so timid about hunting public lands out West. Yes there is so many more opportunities out west, but southerns like myself don’t want to spend our time and money going into unfamiliar lands because make a mistake and it will ruin the hunting trip lol- Stephen A
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
