hiking hunting Spiritually Speaking how can I tell my family I went hiking today in Olympic National Park..with my wife?
This is crazy..the republicans have so corrupted our language we are embarrassed to tell out families when we are involved with healthy activities. Lord know If I tell them the truth they will think I am shaking up with a Chilean sled dog breeder…. Hiking the Appalachian Trail, Wolf hunting, Broad stance in the Bathroom, Bible Study in the C street house Geez….enough!!
Tomorrow I am going turkey hunting for the first time with my permit. I’m really nervous because I’m not really the best at shooting the gun, so what do I do to make myself relax? Any tips or advice?
I found that when taking the shot. I concentrate on making sure I am looking completely down the barrel and not at just the end dot on the barrel. By concentrating on the aim I forget the hart flutters and nervous feeling. Many a bird was missed ( shot over its head) because the hunter only lined up the end sight dot and not the complete barrel.Hope this helps and good luck.
squirrel hunting What are the Best kind of Squirrel hunting air rifle pellets to use?
What’s the best type of pellets to use to shoot squirrels with?
Hollow points, wadcutter (flathead), pointed points, rounded points, or another type. I just ran out of pellets and I’d like to know which to go with next.
The pellets that are the most accurate out of your gun.
No pellet, regardless of design… be it hollow point, pointed, or even nuclear tipped… will do any good if it does not hit the intended target.
The best pellet is the one that shoots the most accurately from your gun. Typically a domed shaped pellet has the best trajectory over the long haul. Do not get caught up in the hype that hollow points cause the most devastation on flesh because that can only happen if you can hit your mark.
Always… ALWAYS… use the pellet that gives you the best groups. If it happens to be a Predator or other hollow point type, all the better. If not, who cares. Hitting the mark is THE most important part of shooting.