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Igor
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I enjoy shooting ....but consider it practice to HUNT!

:^)

Glenn

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Jeff Roark
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Honestly, I think there is a "Hunter Shooter", probably one of the best ones I know of is Sam Koger. Sam is absolute death one animals when he draws on them. If you don't believe it just get him to show you his kills scrapbook.

Thats the kind of shooter I want to be. The only way one becomes that kind of shooter is shooting at live animals. Targets may help some but its not the same in my opinion.
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Jason R. Wesbrock
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Both. Why would it have to be one or the other?
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K.S.TRAPPER
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How about you Tim?

You started this thread like many others and never give your preference. [dunno] [Smile]

I agree Jason. [dntthnk] [saywhat]

Tracy

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Shooter/Hunter, Stump Hunt and 3D shoots to practice for hunting with same equipment used for hunting, J [thumbsup]

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And of course, those of us who hunt for gear!

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75% Shooter 25% Hunter. I don't get to hunt nearly as much as I would like.
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quote:
Originally posted by K.S.TRAPPER:
How about you Tim?

You started this thread like many others and never give your preference. [dunno] [Smile]

I agree Jason. [dntthnk] [saywhat]

Tracy
I am strictly a hunter who practices on a target.I started this wondering how many only target /comp archery shoot, and do not hunt at all. I have noticed there are a few.

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hunter all the way! when i shoot at targets i'm thinking about huntin'

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quote:
Originally posted by Bisch:
I do a LOT of both. I am a hunter at heart though.

If given the choice to hunt or shoot 3D (and I could only choose one) I would never shoot 3D again.

I live to bowhunt with my stick bows!

Bisch
^^^^^^ This,

SO

Yes, ultimately I am a hunter, and that is what it is all about for me,

BUT

I'm still a shooter first & a hunter second, because I wouldn't hunt if I didn't think my shooting was good enough for it.

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Rick Barbee
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