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Nearly 30 years` experience hunting upland game, big game, and waterfowl in the Upper Midwest and many college level classes in biology. I can answer questions about hunting with rifles and shotguns, and how to hunt mule/whitetail deer, antelope, pheasants, quail, ducks, squirrels, and rabbits. I can also answer questions about outdoor clothing for cold climates. As a licensed therapist, I have helped handicapped outdoorsmen.
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| paul fava | 10/18/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | great however I have further questions |
| Brian | 10/12/09 | 9 | 9 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Kent, Sounds good. Thanks for your ..... |
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If you are rifle hunting for elk, deer, you wear orange. People take shots from pretty far away, and you don't want to be mistaken for a target. If you are bow hunting, that's a different deal. On the
I think everyone loses a deer at some point if they hunt long enough. Shot placement is vital, but you might also do some more research on the type of arrow point you used. I only hunt wtih a rifle,
Hmmm. There's a chance you didn't hit much inside the deer and the arrow lodged in the breast bone. The problem with shots that go straight down or straight to the front is it's possible the lungs will
I have no trouble at all killing both ducks and pheasants with a 20 gauge. I shoot the Black Cloud ammo, usually three inch #3 shot, modified choke. The Black Cloud ammo is a little more expensive, but
I checked the bottles today at a large gun store, and they didn't list the specific ingredients. Just said, "petroleum distillates." Must be their "secret formula." The top three brands were: Hoppes
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