| Man has been in the hunting game all
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| | number of obstacles before you ever get
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| throughout his existence. Primitive man's
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| | to your 'spot.'Furthermore, when you
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| main job was to hunt. Survival depended
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| | finally get there, there can be long
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| on it. Early man had to hunt for food and
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| | stretches of nothing to do but to sit and
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| clothing, as well as shelter and
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| | wait silently and motionless with nothing
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| protection.But, why do so many people in
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| | to do but concentrate and hope.Of course,
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| modern civilizations still hunt?You would
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| | if you are an aggressive hunter and not
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| think that hunting would be more of a
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| | one to sit still hiding in waiting, you
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| hassle than it's worth. The cost of
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| | will have to do some hiking to find your
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| hunting supplies such as guns, ammo,
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| | prey; thus, you will experience other
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| clothing, deer stands, blinds, bird
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| | discomforts such as fatigue from hiking
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| calls, decoys, all terrain vehicles,
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| | up and down the terrain (good luck if you
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| hunting licenses, hunting leases and on
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| | are not used to hiking).So, why do so
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| and on would seem to be prohibitive
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| | many people love to hunt? The reasons are
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| enough in itself.Then there is the wee
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| | numerous...Fun, power, satisfaction,
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| early morning hours when a hunter might
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| | defense, environmental control, oneness
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| have to be in the wild to be set up for
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| | with nature, oneness with their maker,
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| the hunt because that's when game becomes
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| | discovery of inner self, communing with
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| active. This may involve extensive travel
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| | friends and family, getting away from it
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| to the best location, in addition to
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| | all, and yes, even food.For more on why
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| 'packing in' quite a distance to get
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| | people still hunt, see "Why Hunt? Part
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| there, which may include additional
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| | 2"By Bobby IvieBobby Ivie is an avid
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| travel into the wilderness via ATV,
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| | fishman and owner of He makes the
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| horseback, or hiking.Additionally, those
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| | biggest part of his living on the
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| early mornings may include dealing with
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| | Internet, NetBizWorkshop.
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| cold and wet weather, mud, fog and a
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