Hunting Glossary
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The hunting world is filled with a variety of different terms and phrases that may mean one thing to a seasoned veteran but make no sense whatsoever to someone who is just starting out.


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Quad Search: |
Same as for double and triple only now you are throwing four items.

Qualifying Stake/Qualified All Age Search: |
For dogs that are over 6 months old that have never placed or been awarded a JAM in Open or Limited Staked or placed in an Amateur Stake or won two first places in qualifying stakes. This event is commonly viewed as the stepping-stone to all age events, although some say it is a pronouncement that the dog is now proficient enough to be competitive in all-age events. . The qualifying is one event where you can see the greatest variability in the difficulty of each series. There is typically a set of land marks, a land blind, water blind and water marks. The designation of QAA means that you can run a Limited or Special all age stake.

Quiver Search: |
The position of the sun over the direct center of the Earth. It occurs the first of spring and autumn.

Quiver Search: |
Holds arrows, the most popular for bowhunting is the bow-quiver which holds arrows on the bow. But some say that makes the bow too heavy and makes it harder to hold the bow steady in the wind. Other options are hip quivers and back-quivers.

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