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Author Topic: In your opinion what is the most important skill in shooting /hunting with trad gear!  (Read 2405 times)

Offline lpcjon2

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Ok what do you feel is the most important skill in trad shooting/hunting, physical,spiritual,and or technical
Mine would have to be having good form.   :campfire:    :coffee:
Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a
difference in the world, but the Marines don’t have that problem.
—President Ronald Reagan

Offline Chris Shelton

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Without any other thought crossing my mind- Patience!!!!
~Chris Shelton
"By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail"~Ben Franklin

Offline trapperDave

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patience indeed

Offline Mack_S

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I would say aiming.  Picking a spot...and sticking to it.

-Mack
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Offline bentpole

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Most important skills: Draw, use your back muscles; anchor,to a consistant spot ;pick a spot, however you do it ; release, make sure it's "clean"; hold the bow,until your arrow hits the target.

Offline beaver#1

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reading sign and understanding it
have i not commanded you? be strong and of good courage;be not afraid or discouraged:for the Lord your God is with you where ever you go. joshua 1:9

Offline Daddy Bear

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Patience!  Without, you'll never take full advantage of the skills you may possess and you'll never fully develop all the skills you'll need.

Offline jrchambers

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bow hunting- animal behavior and how to react to them,  shooting- focus and reps

Offline vtmtnman

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Practice...only AFTER you learn correct form and alignment.Practicing with incorrect form and alignment does you no good.
>>>>--TGMM family of the bow--->

Offline joevan125

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Yep patience and a good place to hunt.  :thumbsup:
Joe Van Kilpatrick

Offline patvro

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Mental focus !
Waiting for october.

Offline lpcjon2

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I'm waiting on George for his seasoned opinion!   :coffee:
Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a
difference in the world, but the Marines don’t have that problem.
—President Ronald Reagan

Offline jwingman

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The more I practice - the luckier I get!

Offline Ben Maher

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the ability to prepare camouflage extreme foc single bevelled scent locked arrows ..... he he  !
 Seriously i think the most important skill is   remembering to have fun  ... that way i'm always good to shoot more arrows and spend more  time afield ...

Ben
" All that is gold does not glitter , not all those who wander are lost "
J.R.R TOLKIEN

Offline Rob DiStefano

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there are shooting skills and there are hunting skills - both very different, both very required.
IAM ~ The only government I trust is my .45-70 ... and my 1911.

Offline James Wrenn

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Learning to shoot well comes first.None of the other stuff matters if you can't close the deal when it comes up.  :biglaugh:  Nothing more disapointing that doing everything right to get the shot you want and then blow it.A wasted day when that happens.  :(
....Quality deer management means shooting them before they get tough....

Offline Orion

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Getting close to critters and/or limiting yourself to close shots.  That in turn requires hunting skill and patience.

Offline reddogge

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Hunting and wildlife knowledge is most important.  Most of us can deliver the goods if the animal is in range.
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Offline Mr.Chuck

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Everything! :-0  It all comes together to make that perfect shot, when needed! I do not think one is more important then the others.  You may have to work on one more then the others!  lol   :thumbsup:

Offline Broken Arrows

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All of the above!!
Take the long way around.
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