Best Tips for Outdoorsmen
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Design a Better Drive When putting a drive together, we tend to place standers in front of and alongside the area being driven. If you have enough people in your party, position a stander in the rear where the drive originated. Deer will often wait for hunters to pass and then sneak back and run off in the opposite direction.
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the rabbit stopper doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Rabbits are so quick by the time you reach your whistle and blow it and then raise your gun you could have had two shots off already. Its a great idea though when hunting with a scoped 22 or a bow.
Very interesting. I'll remember some of these for future use. A few I have already used.
In regards to #22, if you have a length of tubing, you don’t have to disturb the plastic. Just secure one end in the container before sealing the edges.
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In regards to #22, if you have a length of tubing, you don’t have to disturb the plastic. Just secure one end in the container before sealing the edges.
Very interesting. I'll remember some of these for future use. A few I have already used.
the rabbit stopper doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Rabbits are so quick by the time you reach your whistle and blow it and then raise your gun you could have had two shots off already. Its a great idea though when hunting with a scoped 22 or a bow.
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