OutdoorsmanMV
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Is it really this hard to shoot on the weak side
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It can be if you want it to be. Or you can put a little thought and effort into practicing it, and it's like any other shot.
Don't be overbowed, have good cover at deer's eye level if you can, figure out what setup works best for your body type and foot comfort.
I've shot a deer over top my bridge, and I've shot one swinging around with them behind me. I didn't complain either time...
Don't be overbowed, have good cover at deer's eye level if you can, figure out what setup works best for your body type and foot comfort.
I've shot a deer over top my bridge, and I've shot one swinging around with them behind me. I didn't complain either time...
Use a good platform, stand up, rotate, and shoot. Easy as can be.
Edit; I finished watching the video. Keep practicing the second maneuver you are uncomfortable with. It’s useful when you set up in a tree with cover or an especially large tree and can not walk all the way around. These are the trees I prefer to hunt.
Edit; I finished watching the video. Keep practicing the second maneuver you are uncomfortable with. It’s useful when you set up in a tree with cover or an especially large tree and can not walk all the way around. These are the trees I prefer to hunt.
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