Hugnot
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May the spirit of Hubertus guide & protect those who hunt deers & elks this season.
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comfisherman
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Had to look that one up, quite the patron Saint combo.
No offense to my Catholic/Orthodox brothers but as a Protestant, I follow a slightly different track. This seasons lower case "s" Saint is saint retumbo, patron saint of wayward ultra magnums and Weatherbys. While not a storied saint steeped in centuries of tradition, it's looked over my since 2010.
No offense to my Catholic/Orthodox brothers but as a Protestant, I follow a slightly different track. This seasons lower case "s" Saint is saint retumbo, patron saint of wayward ultra magnums and Weatherbys. While not a storied saint steeped in centuries of tradition, it's looked over my since 2010.
Hugnot
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Thanks for responding.
Today, Hubertus is regarded as a secular (like opposite of sacred) being or spirit by many who hunt deers, elks, and other game animals.
Saint Hubertus, 657AD - 727AD, established a code of ethical hunting practices that are or should be in vogue today; these being - don't waste game, inflict humane death, don't shoot does having fawns in tow, shoot one with big horns because its time is almost over, don't be a menace to others. be nice. Also, welcome the protection and guidance of Hubertus for a successful & safe hunt.
Hubertus, a forest guy, established hunting standards that are the basis of many regulations in effect today in many places.
Wishing everyone a successful hunt in all aspects
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jjmp
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Thks nice to know 
Hugnot
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From Book Your Hunt
blog.bookyourhunt.com
"The "last bite" ritual, wherein the hunter honors the taken game by placing a branch of a tree with green leaves, or a bit of grass, in the animal's mouth, followed by a minute of silent contemplation, is a symbolic representation of St. Hubertus tradition."
The Legend of St Hubert: From opponent of hunting to symbol of European hunting tradition
Was St Hubert even a hunter? The legend of the stag, Hubertus code of ethical hunting, and its influence on European hunting
blog.bookyourhunt.com
"The "last bite" ritual, wherein the hunter honors the taken game by placing a branch of a tree with green leaves, or a bit of grass, in the animal's mouth, followed by a minute of silent contemplation, is a symbolic representation of St. Hubertus tradition."
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