If you’re just getting started in using guides for hunting, have used many, or if you’ve never even thought of using one, you STILL SHOULD READ this list. It can save you time, money and heartache. Links to part 1 and part 2 of the series are below. Happy Hunting.
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Questions You Should Ask When Booking A Guided Hunt (Part 2) |
By Mia Anstine
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Today we’ll cover part two of that long list of questions that will help you have the hunt of your dreams instead of the hunt of someone else’s. This list is intended to help you clarify what you’re spending your hard earned money on when you’re booking a hunt. It is by no means a “set in stone” list of questions, and hopefully it will inspire conversation between you and a potential guide. Be sure to talk verbally on the phone, or in person to create a relationship with you and the guide prior to your hunt. Also see: Six Was to Get Started Hunting What is your policy for looking for a wounded animal?Ask if someone will help you look for an animal that has run off. Ask how long they will help and how they will search for a wounded animal. What happens if I shoot…. To continue reading Part 2 CLICK HERE. |
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