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Decent deer anyway.So that’s what deer look like
I thought it was .3570. Is it something else?What diameter bullet do you think a 350 Legend uses?
I've seen crews of 50 - 70 here in WisconsinMy God man I've done some deer drives but that's on a whole other level. Biggest I've ever been a part of was 10 people max.
Maybe I misread your post. I wasn’t sure how it would not be considered to meet the minimum bullet diameter.I thought it was .3570. Is it something else?
Tradition, communication. In all honesty it wouldn’t work without 100% buy in from the entire group. Hunters have to hunt believing that if the group kills a big buck it’s a success. It would not have happened if everyone did not do their part. Every year we have people who ask to join our group or members who want to bring friends in. It’s usually all ok BUT you have to work for the team. In a drive it’s not about me or you, everyone has a good shot at killing a buck but it wouldn’t happen if you weren’t working together.What an army...how do you decide who shoots?
Foreign tactic to me.Everyone knows their role
Yes, my wife puts up with it. If it wasn’t a tradition her dad started it may be different.Is that crowd at your house? My wife would not be thrilled about that.
Tradition, communication. In all honesty it wouldn’t work without 100% buy in from the entire group. Hunters have to hunt believing that if the group kills a big buck it’s a success. It would not have happened if everyone did not do their part. Every year we have people who ask to join our group or members who want to bring friends in. It’s usually all ok BUT you have to work for the team. In a drive it’s not about me or you, everyone has a good shot at killing a buck but it wouldn’t happen if you weren’t working together.
Stories my father in law tells they’d have 50+ but they were also doing drives on every farms in a 10 mile radius.I've seen crews of 50 - 70 here in Wisconsin
Today we had 22 hunters. We did 3 drives and the drivers walked about 1.5 miles per drive. Each drive requires a different set up but typically 1/2 are pushers and 1/2 are standers. Just because you are a stander does not mean you are a shooter. If you are driving properly you will have just as good, if not better chance, at killing a deer. The 2 biggest bucks today were killed by drivers. We set our drives up so everyone is shooting into a backdrop. There is always a ridge between the driver and the standers.I'm just trying to understand.
On a given drive,you have drivers and shooters? But the shooters are stationed in safe shooting zones from the drivers.
Hard to understand the full spectrum of distance and space, but very interesting.Today we had 22 hunters. We did 3 drives and the drivers walked about 1.5 miles per drive. Each drive requires a different set up but typically 1/2 are pushers and 1/2 are standers. Just because you are a stander does not mean you are a shooter. If you are driving properly you will have just as good, if not better chance, at killing a deer. The 2 biggest bucks today were killed by drivers. We set our drives up so everyone is shooting into a backdrop. There is always a ridge between the driver and the standers.
I completely understand.Hard to understand the full spectrum of distance and space, but very interesting.
Thank you for the explanation.
That will be a problem for us in the future. Also our group is getting older and the younger hunter can’t seem to learn the land and the way the pushes work. We have a couple young hunters who have shot nice deer yesterday that will need to be learning a push today!Great bucks so far!
It's been a long time since we've done drives (largely due to no longer having access to as many areas to hunt). I remember it being a lot of fun knowing you were likely going to be seeing deer in a short amount of time.