What do you consider an accomplished......
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What do you consider an accomplished......
What do you consider an accomplished bowhunter? I hear this term a lot and would like to know what you allconsider an "accomplished bowhunter".
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
Someone that is sucessful in his pursuit of the game that he is hunting, to a level that is comfortable. I know that is kind of a broad statement, but it really depend on the hunters desires andrive for the sport.
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
Dude, that's a mighty good question. It's very subjective as everyone's goals are different. I think being accomplished means putting yourself in position to shoot deer, and always learning.
If I had to put an absolute definition on it, I would say taking 2 or more deer w/ archery tackle (as that shows consitency) and always improving.
If I had to put an absolute definition on it, I would say taking 2 or more deer w/ archery tackle (as that shows consitency) and always improving.
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
Yeah when I read bowhunting mags you always see "John Doe is an accomplished hunter from XXX state" at the end of articles.
I was reading thru our field journal section today and saw the term mentioned a couple more times....
So I was just curious what you all consider an "accomplished bowhunter", as it really is subjective and there really isn't a definite answer.
I was reading thru our field journal section today and saw the term mentioned a couple more times....
So I was just curious what you all consider an "accomplished bowhunter", as it really is subjective and there really isn't a definite answer.
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
I was thinking about putting something about shooting mature bucks and doing herd management. But there are many accomplished hunters who could care less about trophies, just filling the freezer. So, I guess maybe being successful at killing whatever deer you are after would work. Lots of answers to this one.
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
I think it's as simple as a hunter that sets goals for his season, and accomplishes them .... most of the time .... it iIS subjective, as Mobo said, so it varies by the individual ...... thought provoking, Scott ....
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
I was thinking about putting something about shooting mature bucks and doing herd management. But there are many accomplished hunters who could care less about trophies, just filling the freezer. So, I guess maybe being successful at killing whatever deer you are after would work. Lots of answers to this one.
I think it's as simple as a hunter that sets goals for his season, and accomplishes them .... most of the time .... it iIS subjective, as Mobo said, so it varies by the individual ...... thought provoking, Scott ....
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
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I agree with you guys...... I guess I am looking for your personal thoughts and feelings of what makes one "accomplished".
I was thinking about putting something about shooting mature bucks and doing herd management. But there are many accomplished hunters who could care less about trophies, just filling the freezer. So, I guess maybe being successful at killing whatever deer you are after would work. Lots of answers to this one.
I think it's as simple as a hunter that sets goals for his season, and accomplishes them .... most of the time .... it iIS subjective, as Mobo said, so it varies by the individual ...... thought provoking, Scott ....
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RE: What do you consider an accomplished......
Do you mean ...what would make ME accomplished as far as I'm concerned?
You pretty much answered in your first post, I quoted you to say I agreed with what you were saying and was directing the rest of my reply to JM.... I didn't make that to clear apparently