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<blockquote data-quote="QuietHunter" data-source="post: 8108" data-attributes="member: 808"><p>I feel that it is finding a way to challenge ourselves. Searching for more knowledge and new frontiers. It is certain that making one self effective at 1000 yards will make one more effective at 400.</p><p>Here in Colorado it is getting to where you cannot even reasonably expect to get a buck tag every year. I am still a trophy hunter of sorts, but how does one make a doe a trophy? I could try archery which would require days on end that I do not have to kill a doe, but I have chosen long range so I can spend more time learning and expanding my hunting skills instead of re-using existing skills.</p><p></p><p>I appreciate the knowledge shared on this forum. Long range hunting ethics come from proper application of knowledge and techniques.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="QuietHunter, post: 8108, member: 808"] I feel that it is finding a way to challenge ourselves. Searching for more knowledge and new frontiers. It is certain that making one self effective at 1000 yards will make one more effective at 400. Here in Colorado it is getting to where you cannot even reasonably expect to get a buck tag every year. I am still a trophy hunter of sorts, but how does one make a doe a trophy? I could try archery which would require days on end that I do not have to kill a doe, but I have chosen long range so I can spend more time learning and expanding my hunting skills instead of re-using existing skills. I appreciate the knowledge shared on this forum. Long range hunting ethics come from proper application of knowledge and techniques. [/QUOTE]
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