Put a stop to walking bucks

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the dilemmas that bowhunters face when confronted with moving game are presented. A soft grunt will often stop a slow-moving buck, but not always in the ideal place to get a good shot.

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Hitting the hard shots

Article Abstract:

Shooting outdoors poses many problems for bowhunters, such as shooting around branches, anticipating movement and adjusting for wind. Issues concerning techniques to compensate for such obstacles are presented.

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Hard lessons: nothing sharpens a bowhunter like a few blown chances

Article Abstract:

Bowhunters need to make sure that their entrance and exit routes are not likely to be crossed by their prey, as their scent remains on the vegetation. The hunters should also be prepared to shoot so they are not deciding at the last moment if they want to shoot or not.

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