Conservation

The future of hunting depends on the efforts of ALL OF US. Politics will play no small role in this war. Make no mistake about it; we are engaged in a war with those who would love nothing more than to ban the ownership of all guns and eliminate all forms of hunting. Help in this fight by joining the National Rifle Association.

Hunters are the greatest of all conservationists. Do your part to protect and preserve our wild critters and the wild places where they live by joining one or more of the following:

General Hunting

Be proficient with your weapon of choice. It doesn’t matter whether it's a bow, rifle, or a muzzleloader, practice OFTEN! Take pride in your marksmanship. You will become a more confident hunter. A confident hunter is a better hunter. Improve your marksmanship. (it doesn’t matter how good we already are, we can always improve). It will make for a more successful hunt. Practice, practice, practice!

When bowhunting in remote places, always carry an extra bow string and portable bow press. Excellent and inexpensive portable bow presses can be purchased at Cabela's or through their catalog. The extra string should be set up exactly like the one on your hunting bow. In an emergency, this extra string may actually save your hunt, and keep you from wasting the hard-earned money you spent on the trip.

Equipment

Check your equipment in detail regularly. If it is a gun, check the action, and any mounting screws on your scope. Properly clean your gun after each use. With a bow, make sure all parts are tightened down. This would include any modules, cams, rests, and sights. Check your string and cables often. This will make for a quieter and more accurate bow.

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