Redwing said:Because there is a certain satisfaction knowing you can get within 10 to 30 yards of the most elusive North American game animal.
"most elusive north ameican game animal"? Im not sure i'd call it that.. I bow hunt so I can kill more deer.If I could shoot does during rifle season,i wouldn't bow hunt at all.Redwing said:Because there is a certain satisfaction knowing you can get within 10 to 30 yards of the most elusive North American game animal.
Doskil said:Why do you bow hunt? rarely do
To get more time afield? no. that is whart squirrel and coyote hunting is for
To fill the freezer in counties where killing does with a rifle is not allowed? n/a
Because you prefer bow hunting to hunting with a gun or other weapon? heck no. i can now understand why the indians lost
Just wondering why people bow hunt. primarly becase they are bored and have no other hobbies. it also gives them the opportunity to educate mature bucks
redblood said:Doskil said:Why do you bow hunt? rarely do
To get more time afield? no. that is whart squirrel and coyote hunting is for
To fill the freezer in counties where killing does with a rifle is not allowed? n/a
Because you prefer bow hunting to hunting with a gun or other weapon? heck no. i can now understand why the indians lost
Just wondering why people bow hunt. primarly becase they are bored and have no other hobbies. it also gives them the opportunity to educate mature bucks
Super8 said:Its fun
Its a challenge
Its food
Its relaxing
Its exciting
and less people in the woods during archery
Bow Hunter said:Super8 said:Its fun
Its a challenge
Its food
Its relaxing
Its exciting
and less people in the woods during archery
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X2Winchester said:Many reasons but first and foremost is the added challenge that comes with being consistently succesful at very close range with a Bow!
Learning to be consistently succesful with a Bow wil make you a much better hunter I promise.
Outside the added challenge I love, is the fact that it gives me another 30 days of hunting deer and spending that time with my Boys and my Dad in my favorite place in the world, THE OUTDOORS!
I have learned more about deer habits and behavior while watching them at close range bow hunting than any other way!
You have to truly learn how to scout and PINPOINT EXACTLY where you need to be, not a 100+ yard margin for error like a gun!
I could go on and on but to each his own!
x3. Good post Scott.Pursuit Hunter said:X2Winchester said:Many reasons but first and foremost is the added challenge that comes with being consistently succesful at very close range with a Bow!
Learning to be consistently succesful with a Bow wil make you a much better hunter I promise.
Outside the added challenge I love, is the fact that it gives me another 30 days of hunting deer and spending that time with my Boys and my Dad in my favorite place in the world, THE OUTDOORS!
I have learned more about deer habits and behavior while watching them at close range bow hunting than any other way!
You have to truly learn how to scout and PINPOINT EXACTLY where you need to be, not a 100+ yard margin for error like a gun!
I could go on and on but to each his own!
Redwing said:Because there is a certain satisfaction knowing you can get within 10 to 30 yards of the most elusive North American game animal.
Buckdrop said:bowhunting is the real method. anyone can kill a deer with a gun, but it takes a hunter to kill a deer with a bow. bow only all thru rifle season. rifle season is for the drunks and guys who hunt from atv's. you may as well just bait the deer if your a gun hunter or even better go fence hunt. they may even tie em to a tree for you.