For most hunters, the feeling of excitement and rush of adrenaline when you first spot an animal are a fundamental part of the hunting experience. And, as any experienced hunter will tell you, the physical effects can be more intense than others and possibly lead to a mistake – too much movement, too much noise, or a rushed shot.
If you hunt long enough, these mistakes are inevitable, but a miss or poor hit caused by poor practice preparation or equipment preparation are inexcusable. During summer practice and as you head to the woods this fall, make sure you eliminate these five excuses.