Agree. Quick humane kill, perpetrator or beast.I don’t hunt anymore either, but when I deer hunted I used a S&W 629, iron sights and walked, no camera or blinds, now this is my opinion here, I really don’t think it matters how you hunt, as long as you make a quick humane kill, to me, this is most important.
Anyone with a lick of sense, and particularly anyone with a firearm should know not to set foot on private land without permission except in an emergency.Is the way it should be everywhere.
In some states no trespassing/no hunting signs need to be clearly posted in bright colors during any hunting season.
I can see straying on a direct neighbors land to a degree by mistake or tracking a wounded animal from time to time in some situations, but not as a steady pursuit. People should know their own property, state land and that of neighbors boundaries before hunting. Knowing the land is part of hunting.
You mean like this guy:Nope, not doing it. I'm not hunting anything that can kill and/or eat me!
I saw that video awhile back, that guy had nerves of steel.You mean like this guy:
( i’d be cleaning my pants, btw)
Video: Bear Climbs Tree Stand - With Bowhunter In It
We all love bears...but not up-close and personal. Watch as a bear climbs tree stand...with a hunter in it.archery360.com
Exactly! A friend of mine in Alaska sent me a video where a black bear was climbing up his tree stand trying to get a whif of his sandwich. Crazy!You mean like this guy:
( i’d be cleaning my pants, btw)
Video: Bear Climbs Tree Stand - With Bowhunter In It
We all love bears...but not up-close and personal. Watch as a bear climbs tree stand...with a hunter in it.archery360.com