Grouse hunting may be your upcoming target this season and if so, you’re going to want to revisit some of the basics in safety, form and comfort. These essentials mutually support one another to create a definitive hunting year, assuredly better than the last. Don’t get caught under or ill-prepared.
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Ali Juten, an outdoor enthusiast and long-time supporter of the Women’s Outdoor News came to us with some of the best and most comfortable safety tips for the grouse hunt. Like all hunting that touts the shotgun as the weapon of choice, it presents a unique dimension of movement, reflexes and tempo.
Regardless of the game, safety is always the first principle of hunting and movement. Tip number 6 was eye-opening for me and immediately stored away. See the original post to see if you already knew what I didn’t. ~IBR
When hunting, it is always important to dress for the conditions, and I’m not referring to the weather only. Having the right gear can significantly improve your hunt and keep you safe.
Below are 2 of the original 6 grouse hunting safety tips:
2) Next, grouse cover is typically full of young growth trees and brush. You’ll want to wear a good pair of safety lenses, not only to protect your eyes, but also, some lenses will help you see better in different light conditions.
4) Now this might not seem obvious, but footwear, footwear, footwear! A good pair of boots makes all the difference in keeping your feet dry and keeping you upright – meaning you’re not tripping all over the place on uneven ground.
To see number 6 and the remainder of the hunting tips, view the original post here. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the NSSF’s important program, Project ChildSafe.
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