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Thread started 01 Jun 2007 (Friday) 09:49
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POLL: "How do you Hunt?"
Move around looking for a shot
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54.5%
Find a spot and wait for the shot
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27.3%
Other
2
18.2%

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Uhland
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Jun 01, 2007 09:49 |  #1

Do you move around looking for a shot?
or
Choose a spot and camp for a shot?


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Jun 01, 2007 10:25 |  #2

I do both. When I don't feel like driving out, I sit at my window hide and shoot backyard birds. When I need to get out, I go to the parks and wetlands. I have a good idea where to go for the shots I want, so it's not so much a walking thing. I drive close and either shoot from the car window, or I get out and walk to the area and sit down.

Birds are like squirrels. Your not going to get may good shots by walking. They see you coming and stay still or just watch you from the bushes. If you sit down and keep still, in a few minutes they see your harmless and start moving again. ;)


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Jun 01, 2007 13:29 |  #3

I do both as well... if there is nothing that I can sit and shoot then I walk around to find something but if there is a bird that keeps coming to the same spot or just lets me stay where I am... I am happy either way...


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Jun 01, 2007 16:58 |  #4

Both.




  
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