famous hunting myths
#11
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Location: NC
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I believe that Ite 622 was stating a myth for your thread. "Once a spike, always a spike."is a hunting myth.
Anyway, glad to know its a myth! I'm so new to hunting, I feel like a young spike. Hope to get a little experience under my belt and change that!
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ORIGINAL: kwilson16
'You can calculate arrow trajectory with the Pythagorean Theorem.'
'You can calculate arrow trajectory with the Pythagorean Theorem.'
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Heaven IA USA
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Wounded animals ALWAYS go to water...
Wounded animals don't run uphill...
Liver hit or gut shotdeer will ALWAYS bed down within a couple hundred yards of impact if not pushed...
Little bucks don't rub big trees...
Moss only grows on the north side of trees...
Touch an animals young and the Mother will reject it...
Antler restrictions have been a success where ever they have been implemented.
"Forget the wind, just hunt"....
(write inthe name of an animalthat you have never ate before here)---Tastes like chicken...![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Wounded animals don't run uphill...
Liver hit or gut shotdeer will ALWAYS bed down within a couple hundred yards of impact if not pushed...
Little bucks don't rub big trees...
Moss only grows on the north side of trees...
Touch an animals young and the Mother will reject it...
Antler restrictions have been a success where ever they have been implemented.
"Forget the wind, just hunt"....
(write inthe name of an animalthat you have never ate before here)---Tastes like chicken...
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ORIGINAL: Antler Eater
Liver hit or gut shotdeer will ALWAYS bed down within a couple hundred yards of impact if not pushed....
Liver hit or gut shotdeer will ALWAYS bed down within a couple hundred yards of impact if not pushed....