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Hunting: When is it the Best Time to Hunt Deer
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The world of deer hunting is rife with debate: 30-06 vs .270, tracking vs treestands, morning vs afternoon. Perhaps less a debate and more a true search for answers involves determining the best dates to deer hunt. Not surprisingly, the answer is not simple. To avoid myriad more variables, let’s stick strictly to the regular firearms season, as that represents the greatest contingent of deer hunters. With certain minor variations from year to year based on how seasons align with the calendar, that basically means the month of November. |
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PHORTO
(10/28/2019)
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''MOMMY! That nasty man shot BAMBI !!!'' - [smirk]
(Oh, wait... that was his DAUGHTER....) [Think, Eve Baxter.] *snicker* |
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