Hunting By The Numbers Infographic
- Posted: May 2, 2016
- By: azquailtoday
- Category: From Others / Quail Hunting Tips
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Created by and posted via CamoTrading.com
Created by and posted via CamoTrading.com
Here’s a helpful Scaled quail tip that applies to Gambel’s quail as well: When you see quail, get out and get on them or they’ll get away. Don’t wait around any or drive a little further, just get after ‘em! A related tip from Pointing Dog Journal: “Initially I took my time getting out of […]
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