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« on: November 18, 2008, 08:45:55 AM »

Knowing which shot to take on a whitetail deer or mule deer and when to take it will make you a more ethical and successful hunter.

Even more important is knowing when to pass and not take the shot at all. The following tips will help you in making accurate and humane decisions on which shots to take and which ones not to when deer hunting.

It can be very tough to make a good shot decision when your adrenaline levels are going off the charts. Sometimes the window of shooting opportunity while deer hunting is very brief and knowing when to shoot and when not to shoot ahead of time will hasten your ability to make the right choices when time is at a minimum.


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