Idiot Proof Archery: How to Shoot Like a Pro........
One of the best archery bow hunting books available for the hunter or competition shooter. Full of concepts and information to improve form and accuracy.
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Posts Tagged ‘turkey’
October 18th, 2010
bow hunting calendar
Bird’s Eye View for September 20, 2010
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1950s Deer Bow Hunting Calendar Print Proof Fred Bear $16.00 |
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QUAIL CALENDAR PRINT Hunting Fowl Bow Hunter Taxidermy $14.19 |
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Better Hunting Field Journal $12.49 Leather bound look journal just right for your pocket. Allows you to capture all the information you need to bring that perfect prize home from your hunting experience…. |
August 7th, 2010
bow hunting vacation
Should I take the first buck that’s legal or try and hold on for a big one?
I’ve been hunting for years and years, I usually do pretty good but I am ready for a trophy 10 point or better would be bigger than anything I have killed before. I more or less skipped early season waiting for the rut. (bow hunter) I see the big ones all the time when its not hunting season. I have 1 week to hunt really hard (vacation). I have seen a lot of nice fat bucks at close range recently.
This is a delima isn’t it, what would you do??
hi there
well like you said “it’s time for the big one “if you have hunted successfully and are not feeling like you are getting the most from your hunt , then certainly wait out the big one, and may your Patience pay off. have a great hunt Mr T.
Knife River Ranch
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Sturdy! Hard Canvas Dome Duffle Bag Camo Camouflage Print Great for Hunting Camping Travel or Sports $22.00 Size : 20w X 12h X 9d in. Material : Canvas Description: Color : Green… |
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Sturdy! Hard Canvas Dome Duffle Bag Camo Camouflage Print Great for Hunting Camping Travel or Sports $32.99 Size : 20w X 12h X 9d in. Material : Canvas Description: Color : Green Brown Black… |
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Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills: Naked into the Wilderness $24.45 This book is an in depth “how-to” of outdoor primitive skills…. |