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First evening with South Fork Outfitting, after a small 8 walked by and right before a monster 8 came thru, this really wide 7 came up the creek bed about 40 yards away. All the deer needed another year or two, but it was a good first day. … deer hunting bow hunt illinois south fork

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You know there are many odd things which may happen on a deer hunt. “There’s many a slip ‘twixt the cup and the lip” and a hunter never wants to start eating his deer until he has it dressed and hung up.

I could tell you of many such cases, some of which happened to me, others which happened to other hunters. Since I want to keep this as accurate as possible—as near truth as is possible without taxing credibility, always bearing in mind that truth is often stranger than fiction—I am going to tell you of a hunt where I was present, but one in which I did no shooting.

I was hunting with several men, including a man with whom I had often hunted. I will not reveal his name as it might cause him embarrassment, even though I am quite sure that there is a statute of limitations on game-law violations.

When quite near this man, I heard him shoot twice. He was using an automatic shotgun and when he pulled the trigger, anything he was aiming at would usually end up dead. He was one of the best wing shots I ever hunted with. Sometimes he would shoot twice at a particularly big deer, and I supposed that this was what he had done in this case. I waited for a short time, on the off chance that he had missed, for any deer that might be coming my way. I then went over to his position where I found him standing over a nice doe.

Two other men, strangers to me, had arrived there before me. Now this man and I were used to each other’s hunting mannerisms, and were close mouthed among strangers—a Yankee habit which gives us an undeserved reputation as rather cold individuals—so that when he maneuvered to a position where the others could not see, and gave me his signal, I knew he had shot two deer. Glancing in the direction of his pointed finger, I could see nothing; however, I made no investigation until after the strangers had gone their way.

Later, when he had the opportunity, he told me of shooting two deer and of having the disappointment of watching a big buck pass by and not daring to shoot at it because of the possibility of being caught with two in plain sight. We dressed out the doe, and then went towards the spot where the other deer had been lying. Before we reached the place, a fawn jumped up and bounded away into the thick woods. We were both so surprised that we stood rooted and watched it disappear. That fawn had been slightly wounded and when it had recovered from the initial shock, it had reverted to babyhood and stayed hidden and quiet until we approached its hiding place.

The big disappointment for this man was that he had not waited for the buck, but he had a good alibi. The buck was a long, long minute behind the doe, and when you think of the distance a deer can travel in that time, you can see that he was wise in taking the doe when he had the chance and not waiting for a buck which might not come.

Most of the time, the opportunity doesn’t come twice. And this also happen with the hunting. Use the opportunity in the maximize way; this will make the bigger chance for the hunter to get the result.





By: Mitch Johnson

Deer Hunt – www.HUNTNGFOOTAGE.COM I saw this buck briefly 2 years ago. Back then he was a 10pt and I thought he was 4yrs old. Today I was sitting in the same box blind overlooking an oat patch and a road. The buck showed up, I turned on the camera, realized he was a BIG 8pt and decided to take him. I grabbed for my rifle as he was walking out of the frame, got a good rest, re-focused the camera, and took the shot. This all happened in about 1 minute’s time! I would have been in a bow blind …

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Almost all the sites which have free deer hunt games would ask you to be a member of the site. All this needs usually only an e-mail id and one user name and a password which you need to create. Just as the free deer hunt games in the website, membership is free too. After you register, you would be ready for playing. But as you do, take a see their site and look out for some things which they have to give for the members.

Many of these web sites with deer hunting games for free would also have communities for message board where you may chat with many others about the game and also about other subjects. You may develop friendships with many people from every part of the world who might like hunting games like you do.

The other nice part about these sites which have free deer hunt games is the choices which they give for gamers. These deer hunting games for free aren’t just easy simulations of some video games which you may play in a video game console. They’ve various environments for hunting, various deer sizes for trying and shooting, and levels which you may move up as you would become better by practicing more. Plus, you might then go back to our message board and blog about the hunting progress.

Sites with deer hunt games for free also make you to select various weapons for hunting. You may often select from one bow to every arrow, various shotgun sizes, pistols, and lot more. Then you may see which of these weapons suit you or try improving your skills with which you’re not quite similar to.

Believe us, there’s no shortage of sites where you may go online where you might find hunting games for free. Try any one or all and keep experimenting. But beware, that it might get obsessive, hence be very careful such that you won’t let it rule over your life! You have a family which needs you badly, so make the deer hunting games for free just a hobby!





By: Abhishek Agarwal