Topics posted in by Retired2hunt

Title	Replies	Last Post
Nikolas and his 1st Deer	0	09/21/2011 - 16:40
Nikolas and his 1st Deer	0	09/21/2011 - 16:40
Nikolas and his 1st Deer	0	09/21/2011 - 16:40
My Daughter Jennifer and Youngest Son Nikolas	0	09/21/2011 - 16:40
Make a List	9	09/22/2011 - 10:54
Me and 4 Deer	0	09/22/2011 - 16:37
Brother Joel Fishing 2000	0	09/22/2011 - 16:37
Brother Joel Fishing 2000	0	09/22/2011 - 16:37
Poachers Carry Out Over 200 Alligator Hatchlings	6	09/22/2011 - 16:44
Hunter Calls Grizzly to Self to Save Hunting Partner	5	09/22/2011 - 16:49
"Conflict" Turkeys on the Rise in Colorado	6	09/22/2011 - 16:55
Hunting Season, ATV Theft Season	4	09/22/2011 - 17:03
Billy and Paul	0	09/22/2011 - 17:22
Dad and Walleye	0	09/22/2011 - 17:22
Dave and Our Catch	0	09/22/2011 - 17:22
Marks Fishing Pictures	0	09/22/2011 - 17:22
Paul and Me	0	09/22/2011 - 17:23
The Gang	0	09/22/2011 - 17:23
My 1st Buck 9 Points 2000	0	09/22/2011 - 18:23
Small 8 Point	0	09/22/2011 - 18:23
Bull Elk 2	0	09/23/2011 - 14:45
Bull Elk 2A	0	09/23/2011 - 14:45
Moose Stuck in Channel Out of Options	6	09/23/2011 - 18:01
South Carolina Wildlife Agency Considering Fee Increase	3	09/23/2011 - 18:05
Poachers Poisoning Water Holes in Zimbabwe	6	09/23/2011 - 18:08

Hunting Tip: How to Track Wounded Game

The goal of all hunters is a quick, humane kill where the animal drops in it's tracks and is dead within seconds. But in a pursuit that has as many variables as hunting, sometimes things don't quite go according to plan. However, game can be tracked and recovered with the right skills and with patience. First of all, you need to wait the right amount of time after the shot before tracking a wounded animal. I've heard estimates of waiting 30 minutes for a hit in the vitals and 5-8 hours for a...