Cures for the Shakes

Crossbow Hunting
DanO
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Post by DanO »

My wife has a camp in Achray on Grand Lake and I have my own camp at Stonecliffe below Mattawa. Zone 48 so no moose or deer tags.

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DrDan
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Post by DrDan »

I do quite a bit of bear and deer hunting and here's my trick. I learn the anatomy of the chest cavity and know exactly where the heart and major arteries are located. I focus on that mental image of the anatomy and don't even see the whole animal. My focus is the kill zone. If the shot presents itself I squeeze the trigger. If it doesn't I just wait and let it go. Yes Boo bear do get you riled a little as I always have to hunt on the ground. I use a 375 H&H so I have never had a wounded bear to contend with but I do also carry my 41 Mag in a shoulder holster just in case. I figure at 5 feet I can be pretty dang deadly with the 41 Mag but always save one round for self if things get out of control.

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Grizzly Adam
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Oh, come on! Who's afraid of bears? :D

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On the other hand: :shock: :?

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Best at a distance! 8)

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Post by mikej »

great pics grizz
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Post by Mike P »

Grizzly Adam wrote:Oh, come on! Who's afraid of bears? :D
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Mike P wrote:
Grizzly Adam wrote:Oh, come on! Who's afraid of bears? :D
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Indeed, Mike, discretion is the better part of valor when it comes to Ursus Americanus ... or any of our other Ursine friends.

I greatly envy those of you who can stroll through the woods without worrying about bumping into something that can very easily hurt you.

Must be nice. :D
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Post by VixChix »

I AM!!!!!!!! No bears for me unless I'm carrying my 30.06!
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DanO
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Post by DanO »

The only time I find bears a concern is when I camping in Provincial Parks. They haven't been hunted in decades and they have no respect for humans. In areas that are hunted I have little trouble with bears unless you surprize them.

I'm sure it's a different deal if you should wound one though.

Dan O.

P.S. I think I've got the shakes beat. Time will tell but the advise was great.
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Post by Mike P »

DanO wrote:I think I've got the shakes beat. Time will tell but the advise was great.
Went with the Vodka didn't ya!
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Post by DanO »

Just what the doctor ordered! Mike

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