"Just a touch back..."

[LloydMcCoy]

I own my shots

[Efren]

I had my buck of a lifetime at 20 yrds and drew back on him. It was too dark and I could of made the shot, but I couldn't find the sweet spot. I let him walk and didn't regret it.

[TopNoc]

"Just a touch back..."

I'll add another vote for the Meat Eater show. The guy's name is Steven Rinella, and I like how they show him actually butchering, cooking and eating the animals he shoots. He also hS a cookbook of game recipes.
If you haven't seen one of these shows, watch one sometime.

[whitetailfanatic]

and I hate watching guys take 60 yd bow shots at animals also, I don't care how often they practice, to me that's not ethical.

[SwampRabbit]

I'll add another vote for the Meat Eater show. The guy's name is Steven Rinella, and I like how they show him actually butchering, cooking and eating the animals he shoots. He also hS a cookbook of game recipes.
If you haven't seen one of these shows, watch one sometime.

I read one of his books last month "Meat Eater" and it was a very honest and revealing look into his life growing up. I have watched a few episodes on youtube (don't have sportsman/outdoor channel) and it was enough for me to pick up the book.

If you want to read a story about a hunter who is open and honest and owns up to his mistakes, etc, you will enjoy the book.

[Shane]

Add me to the list of people that doesn't like it when they try to gloss over a bad shot. Bad shots happen, but be honest about it.

I also can't stand the loud whisper. I won't watch a show where they whisper all the time. It's annoying as heck. I prefer the shows where they speak in a regular voice to the camera and/or narrate after the fact.