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Cazador · 11-21-2006, 08:51 PM

Since we're talking about providing "uncommon snake food," here's a tip that can almost always help you bag four-legged prey without having to risk shooting at a moving target. Just make a snort, cough, short whistle, grunt, or another "natural" sound (not footsteps or breaking branches, though). Deer almost always freeze and look/listen for the object that made the noise. I almost never take a shot at a moving target when I'm in search of "snake food

." Try it before hunting season so reassure yourself that it works. Best,
Rick

P.S. Be sure to vote in the "Strumpfbandnattern" poll under the "general talk forum" if you're interested in getting this book translated.

11-21-2006, 08:51 PM	#33 (permalink)
Cazador Moderator Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Alaska, USA Posts: 1,611	Re: Uncommon Snake Foods Since we're talking about providing "uncommon snake food," here's a tip that can almost always help you bag four-legged prey without having to risk shooting at a moving target. Just make a snort, cough, short whistle, grunt, or another "natural" sound (not footsteps or breaking branches, though). Deer almost always freeze and look/listen for the object that made the noise. I almost never take a shot at a moving target when I'm in search of "snake food ." Try it before hunting season so reassure yourself that it works. Best, Rick P.S. Be sure to vote in the "Strumpfbandnattern" poll under the "general talk forum" if you're interested in getting this book translated.