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  1. #41
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    Re: New to hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by wideopenthrottle View Post
    one thing that I find that helps slow you down is to be counting steps...as you transition from one area to another, look around and assess the area...based on that, pick a max number of steps you will take before stopping and doing a full look around....I go as low as 1 step in really good areas and a maximum of 20 paces (counting every second step) even when walking back to camp along a road (as long as it is shooting light)...it is very easy to daydream when walking through the woods so the counting keeps my mind on the game (pun intended)
    Lol so true, I missed on the biggest buck I've ever seen thanks to day dreaming...

  2. #42
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    Re: New to hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by HarryToolips View Post
    This is good advice, feel free to PM me Ben F., I can give you pointers on navigation, as well as ideas for a good basic survival kit..
    Ok ty harry can you add me I'm still learning how to use this site I'm not computer smart lol

  3. #43
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    Re: New to hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by Ben F. View Post
    Ok ty harry can you add me I'm still learning how to use this site I'm not computer smart lol
    you can just click someones name in a post and the drop down menu shows a tab to send a private message.

  4. #44
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    Re: New to hunting

    Good one!
    "didn't want the cabin lookin' like it was built by a boyscout with a dull hatchet."

    - Dick Proenneke

  5. #45
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    Re: New to hunting

    Utilize YouTube for videos on field dressing animals. There are also videos on quartering the animals in the field. Also use these videos for what you will need to field dress and quarter an animal.

  6. #46
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    Re: New to hunting

    I really appreciate all the help everyone has given me it's been very helpful thank you everyone

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    Re: New to hunting

    Welcome to hunting and HBC Ben.

    Learn the Regs
    Learn safe handling of firearms and ethics
    Learn the game you want to hunt
    Do pre season scouting
    Practice shooting
    Hunt the way YOU enjoy.
    Most important besides safety is learn humility
    Pass down everything you learn
    perseverance pays off

  8. #48
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    Re: New to hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by IslandBC View Post
    Welcome to hunting and HBC Ben.

    Learn the Regs
    Learn safe handling of firearms and ethics
    Learn the game you want to hunt
    Do pre season scouting
    Practice shooting
    Hunt the way YOU enjoy.
    Most important besides safety is learn humility
    Pass down everything you learn
    Thanks islandbc I appreciate all the help everyone has given me

  9. #49
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    Re: New to hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by IslandBC View Post
    Welcome to hunting and HBC Ben.

    Learn the Regs
    Learn safe handling of firearms and ethics
    Learn the game you want to hunt
    Do pre season scouting
    Practice shooting
    Hunt the way YOU enjoy.
    Most important besides safety is learn humility
    Pass down everything you learn
    Very good advice...

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