Bipartisan Senate group proposes ‘no fly, no buy’ gun measure

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(01-06-2019, 07:29 AM)pbrower2a Wrote: That's how I understand it.  You have one shot at a deer, and it is up to you as a hunter to make it a lucky shot for you and finis for the deer. The wounded deer might get away for a while, only to expire -- and become dog food.

Deer hunting is a culture.

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Well, according to my uncle, the successful harvest of an animal was attributed to 99% luck (Being ready and alert while being located in the right place at the right time while being in a position that gives you an advantage) and 1% skill ( the ability to place an accurate/deadly round through a vital area of an adult animal within a brief moment of time or brief seconds of opportunity). As general rule, we aren't out there hunting to provide dog food or easy prey for hungry wolves. We are out there to provide meat for families and friends or neighbors who don't have time to be out there hunting themselves. Yes, deer hunting and all other forms of hunting are directly related to a sizeable portion of American culture.