You practice at the range for weeks with one specific ammo, then can’t find the same ammo the night before opening day (because you waited til the night before to buy more).
You’re on like a lampshade at the range, then you knock your scope getting out of the car opening day.
It was 70 degrees when you walked to your stand, now it’s 50 degrees with the sun going down, you’re freezing and can’t steady your bow to take a shot (or maybe you’re too cold to even sit in the stand any longer).
You have the perfect shot, pull the trigger….safety’s on, now the deer has moved. You think about this for the next year.
You drank a pot of coffee to wake up, now your back teeth are floating in the stand and there is a doe in heat with a big ole buck just out of range. Can you wait or let it fly?
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