Archive for August, 2009
Field Dressing a Deer
Posted in: Deer Hunting
Once a hunter has managed to shoot and tag his prize, he can either send his trophy to the nearest taxidermist or just clean the deer on the spot. Not for the faint of heart or stomach, though, but it's something different than cutting up frozen meat for the freezer. Unless the hunter's vocation is a butcher, then there's no problem.
Field dressing a whitetail deer may not sound like a pleasant process for those with weak stomachs or have a form of hemophobia, a fear of blood, but if the forefathers practiced it back then, it shouldn't matter now. The process is relatively easy as long as some of the available resources like water are nearby. And if the hunter doesn't like the feel of guts spilling out, there are always surgical gloves available.
Dress to Kill
Posted in: Deer Hunting
Hunting during the earlier days was all about trying to be as comfortable and protected from the elements as possible. Of course seasonal wear varies on a yearly basis and it won't be long before it forms its own fashion statement rather than just for practical purposes.
Today's advancement when it comes to synthetic fabrics and scent-insulating wear can take the hunter's success rate to a new high. It may not be as cheap, but instead of wearing that old jacket that smells like the hunter is a deer repellant.
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