By Will Jenkins
TheWilltoHunt.com
With the season fast approaching many folks are focusing on broadhead tuning and putting lots of holes in foam. While this is all good and necessary one thing I find myself and many others lacking as we get close to season is practicing how you'll be hunting. This means putting arrows through foam while you are in situations similar to how you will be hunting.
In the 1990's, most of the non-IBO archery shoots in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York would include at least a few tree stand shots. The clubs would build an actual 'deck' 10-12 feet up with full stairs and railings. Everyplace I've shot in Georgia has said 'can't do it, insurance reasons.' Sad, really.
