Ya Can’t Prepare for Everything

memtb

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No matter your skillset, no matter the preparation……sometimes 💩 happens!

While a cartridge and bullet has absolutely nothing to do with this adventure….it's a stark reminder of the validity of my "Signature Line" pertaining to cartridges/bullets! 😉 memtb

 
I don't know if anyone else noticed this in the article, or maybe just me.

A lot of rounds fired "rapidly" from a semi-auto……with apparently no hits recorded. A semi-auto lends itself to the "spray and pray" attitude…..rather than "I may only get one shot off, I better make it count"!

But, that's just my take on firearms use in a high stress situation! To continue down this track…..research the estimated number of rounds fired vs the number of combatants killed in the Viet Nam War. You will be amazed! memtb
 
Things can go wrong on a hunt, but this hunt seemed to be doomed from the start. Horses just seem to dislike me. As a kid I learned this the hard way. I was launched into atmosphere, bitten, kicked, and scraped off the saddle by trees. Maybe it was the horses or maybe it was me.
I had pretty much the same luck when we were younger. My sister had horses my brother and I had dirt bikes. I prefer the dirt bikes!
 
No matter your skillset, no matter the preparation……sometimes 💩 happens!

While a cartridge and bullet has absolutely nothing to do with this adventure….it's a stark reminder of the validity of my "Signature Line" pertaining to cartridges/bullets! 😉 memtb

I just read that ten minutes ago. My wife told me you gotta see this. That hunt made me feel good about any problems that I have run into on a hunt.
 
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