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<blockquote data-quote="redblood" data-source="post: 3313921" data-attributes="member: 2947"><p>without a doubt a hunter. squirrel, coyote, dove, rabbit, deer, bobcat, fox and turkey. squirrel and predator hunter foremost. love turkey hunting. do not find deer hunting as physically or mentally challenging as many of the others. i think alot of the degradation of physical, acccuracy and woodmanship related skills can be attributed to often sedimenary nature of deer hunting. i believe it impossible to fully develop hunting skills, by just hunting any one animal species- especially deer and dove.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redblood, post: 3313921, member: 2947"] without a doubt a hunter. squirrel, coyote, dove, rabbit, deer, bobcat, fox and turkey. squirrel and predator hunter foremost. love turkey hunting. do not find deer hunting as physically or mentally challenging as many of the others. i think alot of the degradation of physical, acccuracy and woodmanship related skills can be attributed to often sedimenary nature of deer hunting. i believe it impossible to fully develop hunting skills, by just hunting any one animal species- especially deer and dove. [/QUOTE]
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