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Originally posted by Thorcules View PostIs this thread serious? Why in the world would you take a shot on an animal and not track it? Isn’t that illegal also? I would lose a lot of respect for a man if he is too lazy to track a wounded or killed animal. ...smhLast edited by Big pig; 10-14-2018, 06:28 AM.
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Too dark, too hot, solo and have to drag and quarter alone, then eat late do the tick check clean the tools and then go to bed without a proper shower, bourbon and cigar. If any combination of two or more exist I can be perfectly content with a nice sit in the woods followed by the other activities I would have missed. Deer will be back tomorrow, freezers full and Food Land has T-bones for 2.99/LB
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Originally posted by Thorcules View PostIs this thread serious? Why in the world would you take a shot on an animal and not track it? Isn’t that illegal also? I would lose a lot of respect for a man if he is too lazy to track a wounded or killed animal. ...smh
That's not what the thread is about.
It's about not shooting the deer
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Originally posted by Uncle Saggy View PostThat's not what the thread is about.
It's about not shooting the deer
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Originally posted by Thorcules View PostOk good. I couldn’t tell from the other posts. ...I still don’t get the reason for going out to hunt with the intent to kill something and then decide not to shoot because of a blood trail.
I agree. My reply wasn't based on a blood trail, just sometimes don't feel like the long drag out of the woods or n the mood for a good meal at camp...... so I walk out early
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Originally posted by Uncle Saggy View PostI agree. My reply wasn't based on a blood trail, just sometimes don't feel like the long drag out of the woods or n the mood for a good meal at camp...... so I walk out early
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I go and sit in the stand all the time, with no intent to shoot anything. I just enjoy being in the woods. I have one buck so far on camera that is a shooter and my oldest daughter wants to try hunting this year and when she seen the picture from the camera she said that is one she wanted. (because it is a daddy deer LOL, she is 7). so I have only been sitting in the stand when I can, to just see which one would be better for youth season.
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Originally posted by Outlaw_6 View PostI have made the decision to not hunt in the evening because I did not want to go tracking through the pine thicket in the dark when it is in the 80’s, but if I am going out to hunt, I am going all in on the kill and everything that includes.
If I don't feel like tracking I don't go hunting. I'll Just relax on the porch and kill a few 16oz's instead. The fun stops and the work begins when the shot is taken.
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Never a target or a "trophy caliber" deer....but I let does walk every hunt because I don't want to stink up my target buck hunting areas or mess with cleaning a doe on some hunts. Saturday nights are usually our big lease cook/campfire nights and I won't kill a doe or crappy cull and interfere with that. I can kill them other times.
Never have I passed a deer because I didn't want to trail it. I have passed on convenient doe and cull buck shots if it is raining so the rain didn't ruin the trail.
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