Something for the hunters Today

[electricstart]

Good Luck 

[Hunter115522]

[Greybeard]

I do,I do, but the deer still s--- all over me.

[Bucndoe]

I had that on my locker at work for years

[electricstart]

Fred was the one That got a lot of us started many years ago . 

[Dominant buck]

1 hour ago, electricstart said:

Fred was the one That got a lot of us started many years ago . 

I think for a certain generation (50 yr old and up) he was the only well known archer out there promoting the sport.  

[Gobblengrunt]

One of my idols!

[hammer4reel]

21 minutes ago, Dominant buck said:

I think for a certain generation (50 yr old and up) he was the only well known archer out there promoting the sport.  

There were lots of them .

but he was the best of them .

 

Chuck Adams , the Wensels , Bob Fratz , Russell Hull, MileS  Keller  to name a few

 

[flukebelly]

Not to piss in anyones cheerios, but, read Fred Bear’s  “ field notes”

he and his hunting crew took some of the most unethical shots imaginable. They talk more about lost animals than found ones! On one hunt he described stalking  ( i believe a mountain goat ) and could only see its back walking behind boulders at around 50 yds. So he  “ LOBED “ the arrow by only half drawing his bow to try and arch the arrow over the rock and into the midsection which was completely obscured .

was he a legend…Hell ya, but man did he just let em fly.

[Zipper]

The Father of Modern Bowhunting. We all owe him a lot. He was a pioneer when sport bowhunting  was in its infancy. Can't judge him by today's ethical shot standards. He was writing the book. Kinda like George Washington owned slaves.

[SoxFan]

Awesome!!