Dove hunting season coming up. Who else is going?

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jtvang125

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Originally posted by: JonTheBaller
Originally posted by: jtvang125
Originally posted by: DrPizza
They make special arrow tips for small game such as doves (they're not sharp points, it kills by blunt force). The arrows only have a limited flight distance, ie they slow down rapidly. Otherwise, it'd be an incredibly expensive thing to do. Even if you hit them with a regular arrow, you'd never find your arrow again.

That said, I still don't think they're intended for hitting them while they're flying. Anyone who can do that is an incredible shooter.

Re: loosening the bow tension... do you really want your arrow flying slower?

Poor logic: "It can't be tasty, because I've never thought about eating it before"

Sept1 is the squirrel opener here... delicious.


My dad makes a mean ass squirrel soup. Being able to make it only once a year makes it even better.
How does it compare to, say, dog soup?

Never had dog soup but if I do I'll be sure to let you know.:confused:
 

KK

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Originally posted by: jtvang125

Here's a funny hunting video. Made me chuckle a bit.
Lol.

:laugh: Now thats funny.

Tommorrows the day, atleast here in GA it is. Going down this afternoon, do some shooting tommorrow, and plow some food plots for deer season on sunday.
 

911paramedic

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Put a blind up in front of a church and wait until somebody gets married and they release doves. Game over.
 

Rumpltzer

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Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Why kill something for fun?
???

Why would you kill something if it isn't fun?


I'm going to get my catapult ready for the monkey hunt!