Shoot the same direction of the wind, off of a bench...........and usually out of vise. Early mornings aren't always windy as well. Know of several where their shooting range in along the north side of a wind break.
Shoot, Man. I grew up out there. We learned that if you couldn't hit the game with a projectile, you just run them down and clubbed them.
I could tell you stories, but all I'll say is that I miss vehicles that don't have front fenders on which one can sit. Oh, and hood ornaments to hold onto.
I could tell you stories, but all I'll say is that I miss vehicles that don't have front fenders on which one can sit. Oh, and hood ornaments to hold onto.
LOL, the old VW's come to mind, and a couple of guys on each side of a wheat truck come to mind as well. LOL.... The story's I could tell when a young child running around with my uncle. He was the only one in my family that hunted.
There are two things that you can count on in the OK panhandle. 1) It ain't gonna rain and 2) the wind will blow.
Always and without fail...
Always and without fail...
I lived the last two years in Turpin. I kinda miss it sometimes and then I remember the wind...
Grew up in Bartlesville.........I'll take the wind over the humidity!!
That's funny because 2 things happened this morning, rain and no wind.
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If you can learn to shoot in the wind, it makes no wind easy.
Nope, didn't do VW's. The winds out there just blow them around as well. Some were referred to as "metallic tumbleweeds." I remember a guy coming though in one and stopping at the gas station where I worked. He was amazed to find that neither of the two mechanics in town worked on VW's. He made a statement referring to the VW as the "most popular car in America." To which I replied, "Not out here. The wind is too strong for them."
