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BrushWolf
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August 19, 2013, 09:50:00 PM »
Listening to what is going on around me (birds, squirrels,the rustle of leaves etc. Knowing animals. Knowing what plants to eat and what not to touch. Tracking game and reading sign.
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Most of what has been described so far has to do with survival skills. Not much with hunting skills. Woodsmanship as it relates to hunting is having an understanding of terrain, weather, food, cover, animal behavior, etc., to be able to piece together a picture of what the critters have done, are doing and will do so you can put yourself in a position to arrow them.
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