Deer hunting is that one thing that requires a lot of stillness, quiet, and being in one spot. Obviously then, it gives me bountiful opportunity to practice my patience. However, this serene aspect is part of what makes it a relaxing pastime for so many who enjoy hunting generally. Contrarily, learning patience in a business setting is much more challenging to embrace. My ability to tap into that calm and enduring attitude of perseverance will serve me well in the professional sector. The practice obtained through years of hunting can only strengthen that patience muscle.
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What does Deer Hunting teach you?
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crashlanding
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My experience is different, I can sit still for only so long, then I'm on the move, slow and stealthy, attack. In life, same attitude, I'll sit still for only so long, then take action. I'm not going to wait for something to happen, I'm going to make it happen. I hunt, I don't wait. Just me, others have a different experience
Oh yeah buddy I understand your point of view.
Diligence and ability to adapt.
Rick Richard
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"Wax on Wax off". Patience Grasshopper.
Rick Richard
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Hope you get over than issue soon. Hunting season is about done. Take care friend and speedy recovery.
Thank you very much Rick we've got until the first few days in January here. I've got four deer in the cooler but could use two more. I think I can get it done.
snox801
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It teaches me all of the above depending on how or where I'm hunting. Can't walk far here at home without trespassing so I have to be patient. Plus it taught me that in the end times I will be fine. People will be so easy to hunt I'll never go hungry. 
I have learned much about life, and solved many of life's troubles while sitting in a deer stand. Now, as a seasoned hunter I've learned that walking out of the woods a little lighter than when I walked in is as important as any part of it. I wouldn't have understood that when I was younger. To quote a man of God who listened to me talk about deer hunting years ago over a cup of coffee, the woods are my cathedral. He knew nothing about hunting, but I don't think any truer words had ever been spoken about me. He completely understood how I felt.
Wonder if they go good with barbecue sauce!It teaches me all of the above depending on how or where I'm hunting. Can't walk far here at home without trespassing so I have to be patient. Plus it taught me that in the end times I will be fine. People will be so easy to hunt I'll never go hungry.
Hugnot
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The responsibility of killing one of God's living creatures and utilizing the proceeds (food & hides). There are no veterinarians attending to the deers & a swift merciful death is preferred to that provided by nature.
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