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Old May 5, 2013, 10:37 AM   #19
g.willikers
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There's a lot to know about hunting.
Not only getting the game, but making it edible.
I've had wild game that was really bad and also really good.
Knowing how to make it into food is an important part.

For starters, how about finding some competent folks to go with.
But leave the gun at home.
Then witness the process of the hunt and what comes after, up close and personal.
It's a good way to learn without worrying about screwing up.
The experience should make it clear whether it's for you or not.

If you do photography, bring a camera and exchange the pictures for some of the meat to sample.
Don't scare away the game and you'll probably be welcome back for the real thing, if you want.
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