Turkey season over here
Man I bought a turkey from a farm last year....best Byrd I ever had.....hunting looks cool always wanted to try it. I love fishing started doing it a few years ago.
is it easy for a beginner to hunt?
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Man I bought a turkey from a farm last year....best Byrd I ever had.....hunting looks cool always wanted to try it. I love fishing started doing it a few years ago.
is it easy for a beginner to hunt?
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Man I bought a turkey from a farm last year....best Byrd I ever had.....hunting looks cool always wanted to try it. I love fishing started doing it a few years ago.
is it easy for a beginner to hunt?
I'd never use the word "easy" when it's man vs. nature (animals, climate, terrain, and overall environment), but it's more about the fun of the entirety of it, the accomplishment of a fair, proper, and ethical kill, and (IMO most importantly) the respect you gain for the natural world, how it all works together, and our place in it.
I'd NEVER trophy hunt or poach. Would I keep a buck's head and have it mounted on my wall? Absolutely! However I'd do that with a completely clear conscience knowing that the rest of the animal didn't go to waste. The parts of the body I don't eat can be used to feed other wildlife and /or can be used to make clothing or tools. This is what I mean when I refer to "the healthy mindset of hunting."
The main thing though is being taught by the right people. The overwhelming majority of hunters are good people just trying to stock their fridge and do their part in the conservation process. Find someone who believes in respecting nature, not some jacka$$ who only runs on bloodlust. And keep an open mind and ear when it comes to being taught. I've learned a ton of outdoor techniques from experienced outdoorsmen (some would call them rednecks lol) in the tundra of Northern Minnesota who at first glance you'd swear were on their
steeze hard-body, but once we got to speaking and they saw I was serious about learning this stuff, it turns out they're some of the nicest men I ever met, period. And that's one more thing I love about outdoor stuff: it's an easy way to bridge people from all walks of life in a venue where if you're serious about being an asset, you earn your respect regardless of who you are or what you look like.I'd never use the word "easy" when it's man vs. nature (animals, climate, terrain, and overall environment), but it's more about the fun of the entirety of it, the accomplishment of a fair, proper, and ethical kill, and (IMO most importantly) the respect you gain for the natural world, how it all works together, and our place in it.
I'd NEVER trophy hunt or poach. Would I keep a buck's head and have it mounted on my wall? Absolutely! However I'd do that with a completely clear conscience knowing that the rest of the animal didn't go to waste. The parts of the body I don't eat can be used to feed other wildlife and /or can be used to make clothing or tools. This is what I mean when I refer to "the healthy mindset of hunting."
The main thing though is being taught by the right people. The overwhelming majority of hunters are good people just trying to stock their fridge and do their part in the conservation process. Find someone who believes in respecting nature, not some jacka$$ who only runs on bloodlust. And keep an open mind and ear when it comes to being taught. I've learned a ton of outdoor techniques from experienced outdoorsmen (some would call them rednecks lol) in the tundra of Northern Minnesota who at first glance you'd swear were on their
repped.
yea I think I worded that wrong didn't mean to disrespect the game.
I'm big into cooking and love animals. When the seeds were small I'd make them thank the Protien for his/her sacrifice before we ate.
I give homage and blessings to every fish I catch.
I just don't think I'm built to hunt certain animals that shyt seems really time consuming and difficult. I wanna hunt but more fast paced Byrds seem like it would be like that
I just don't know how to get into it TBH. I'm no stranger to handguns and shotguns but I could probably use a rifle halfway decent(never shot one)
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