Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
- Matija225
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
If there is a Turkey flock coming to you, always shoot the first one and the other ones will not spook. That way you can bring whole turkey flock down !
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
Use the web page rather than the launcher to look at Hunt History. Use the browser back arrow to return to previous page. (In fact, use the web page for everything except Launching. Launcher and Web page are not interchangeable.)
I've killed 21xx geese and not one has been a rare. I wanted to go back and double check my hunts. I started (unknowingly) using the launcher and that let me know not to use it.
I've killed 21xx geese and not one has been a rare. I wanted to go back and double check my hunts. I started (unknowingly) using the launcher and that let me know not to use it.
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
CHOSEN AS THE TIP OF THE WEEK
When you are in a bushy area or in the forest and you know (by hearing the calls or by tracking) that turkeys are close, just try to find a good elevated position (rocks, tree roots etc) and go prone, facing the direction of the calls or the middle of the cone from HunterMate's screen. Call the turkeys and try to spot them. As a tip, LISTEN! Turkeys are hard to be seen into dense vegetation, but roaming ones are flapping wings and that sound can make your life much easier!
When you are in a bushy area or in the forest and you know (by hearing the calls or by tracking) that turkeys are close, just try to find a good elevated position (rocks, tree roots etc) and go prone, facing the direction of the calls or the middle of the cone from HunterMate's screen. Call the turkeys and try to spot them. As a tip, LISTEN! Turkeys are hard to be seen into dense vegetation, but roaming ones are flapping wings and that sound can make your life much easier!
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- Blind Mole
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
CHOSEN AS THE TIP OF THE WEEK
If you want to look around, stop and do not move. Screen movement reduces attentiveness of your eyes.
p.s. im not sure about grammar, you can fix if something wrong..
If you want to look around, stop and do not move. Screen movement reduces attentiveness of your eyes.
p.s. im not sure about grammar, you can fix if something wrong..
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
CHOSEN AS THE TIP OF THE WEEK
If you have multiple feeders for the same species on a map they will be listed in a specific order in the launcher under the heading "Broadcast Feeders". The first one shown will be the one with all the traffic when starting your session.
If you have multiple feeders for the same species on a map they will be listed in a specific order in the launcher under the heading "Broadcast Feeders". The first one shown will be the one with all the traffic when starting your session.
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
There is no tip. You just have to be patient and the animals will come across you.
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
Is this like "There is no spoon"?Okan_Berk wrote:There is no tip. You just have to be patient and the animals will come across you.
- beamstas
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
If you shoot an animal and its a bad shot you should wait a long time before tracking. Animals tend to bleed constantly while roaming, but when fleeing they hardly ever bleed. They will bleed out and die close to where you shoot them if you dont chase them right away.
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
I don't think this has anything to do with the status of fleeing or roaming, but only with time.beamstas wrote:Animals tend to bleed constantly while roaming, but when fleeing they hardly ever bleed.
But fleeing animals comer very long distances in a short time while animals roaming aimlessly after having fled cover just very, very short distances in the same time.
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Re: Tip of the week [NOMINATE]
I notice when roaming almost every track is blood. When fleeing maybe 1 every 10, is this jst me ?Knut wrote:I don't think this has anything to do with the status of fleeing or roaming, but only with time.beamstas wrote:Animals tend to bleed constantly while roaming, but when fleeing they hardly ever bleed.
But fleeing animals comer very long distances in a short time while animals roaming aimlessly after having fled cover just very, very short distances in the same time.
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