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 Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2008 10:52 pm Post subject: Still-Hunting: The Woodsman's Dance (feature article) |
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November 2008 Feature Article:
Still-Hunting: The Woodsman's Dance
Though it's certainly no Swan Lake, in a very real sense, still-hunting is the dance of the woodsman. Done properly, it is choreographed and precise. It's planned out so that every movement combines agility, grace, and stealth, so that each step, head turn, and pause serves an artful purpose - to collect venison. Read more...
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I like it (the article).
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| Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 7:47 am Post subject: Still-Hunting |
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I started attempting still-hunting when I was a teenager 20 years ago.
Didn't have much luck, but loved the experience, so I continued.
Now years later , and too many close encounters with deer and other animals under my belt it has become one of my favorite ways to hunt.
Your first time still hunting and killing a deer that has no idea you were there , is a hunter changing experience.
I loved it then, and still do.
Brent from South GA.
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