DarDys
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Joined: 11/13/2009 From: Duncansville, PA Status: offline
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Bigslick, Repeat after me -- "Never pass on an animal on the first day that you would harvest on the last day." Doing so always, okay almost always, comes back to bite you. It is kind of like leaving fish to find fish. We were pheasant hunting the other day and were just standing around trying to decide our next move. Some hunters in another area flushed a rooster and it headed right towards our group. No one even moved. At about 30 yards, one of the guys pulls up and blasts the bird. The momentum carried it over our heads before it crashed to the ground. The shooter asked, "What were you guys waiting for?" Since the rest of us were dog guys, the reply was "We were going to let it land behind us and then let the dogs find it." His reply, "The dogs didn't need to find it, I knew where it was. I was right there." Talk about the literal definition of a "bird in the hand." Same for deer.
< Message edited by DarDys -- 11/13/2009 9:44:19 AM >
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