Interested in joining the many who use suppressors for hunting? Here are key things to consider

Many fields and woodlots may have been somewhat quieter during this fall’s hunting seasons. The silence wasn’t necessarily due to a lack of shooting opportunities, but possibly because more hunters are now adding suppressors to their big-game rifles in record numbers.
It’s rare to pick up an outdoor magazine and not see a successful hunter posing with a trophy buck or bull and the suppressor-equipped rifle he used to shoot the animal.

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