know what you are shooting?

[Classicvette63]

If the ranch owner wants sympathy, it's in the dictionary right between scat and syhphillis. This crap, and that is exactly what it is, of having a fine line between which bucks you can shoot and which you can't has about worn out my patience. If you hunt long enough, you will be surprised by how big or how little a rack is once you are actually standing over it. It happens to everyone. Not knowing your target doesn't fly here. That ridiculous argument can be taken to any extreme. Ever shoot a doe that turned out to be a "button" buck? Ever shoot a "buck" with horns that didn't have the equipment out back?

Beer and guns have a lot in common. Nowadays a lot of folks make assumptions just from the mere mention of them. Firearms do not equate a trigger happy lunatic just as beer does not equate to a drunken alcoholic. If those guys were drinking all day, that is bad. If they were just having one at the end of a long day hunting, pass me one. Been there, done that.