To keep a flinch from occurring, we must assemble a lot of things to make a shot perfect. Some of these things are large and obvious. Some of the most important ones are invisible, such as control and concentration.
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By Al Henderson, Target Communications Outdoor Books At almost any tournament, you’ll hear someone say, “I really blew it when I flinched that arrow.” Physically-induced flinches are those that could be caused by someone touching you while you are at full draw or by a noisy truck passing or a big disturbance behind you. All
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When shooting, be sure to protect your hearing now, or pay the price later.
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DNR makes plans to commemorate 115th anniversary of state’s first tree nursery and the 85th anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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Protect your hearing now every time you shoot.
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The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, where thousands upon thousands of snow geese stop for a rest and food on their way north, saw a huge jump in geese numbers within a week, to the point where there are currently more than 70,000 geese there now, with that number surely climbing.
Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 17: Appalachian WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Ross County Fairgrounds Multipurpose Building, Chillicothe. For more info call Joe Duty, 740-804-7066. Feb. 24: RMEF Banquet, 3:30 p.m., Double Tree by Hilton, Mars, PA. For more info call James Abbott, 724-579-8949. Feb. 24: Ohio Bowhunters Assn. Banquet, 9-5 p.m., Deer Creek State Park Lodge, Mt. Sterling.
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Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – There is still a little ice left in some of the lake’s coves, but anglers should always be aware of thin spots on this lake. Some fishermen have shifted to fishing docks wherever they can find them. Swedish Pimples and waxworms are taking a few yellow perch
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Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • One night at Indian Lake, state wildlife officer Adam Smith, assigned to Logan County, was conducting nighttime sport-fishing enforcement and observed an angler fishing under a light. When he checked the angler for a fishing license, the man stated that he did not have his fishing license with
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