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Guide to Shotgun Choke Tubes
Guide to Shotgun Choke Tubes
Super-Full/Extra-Full choke tubes are sometimes called "gobbler getters" are ideally suited for the head shots necessary when turkey hunting.
A Short History of a Shotgun Choke
Types of Choke Tubes
Interchangeable choke tubes make it easy to hunt under-the-feet game, then transition to longer-range quarry.
The Most Commonly Used Choke Tubes are These:
What are Specialty Choke Tubes?
Specialty tubes are built for certain types of shot,
such as the Hevi-Shot Hevi-Choke Waterfowl
Choke Tube
Cabela's high-quality stainless steel choke tubes
made to exacting factory specifications
The Benefits of Choke Tubes
Patterning the Choke Tube & Load Combination
With interchangeable choke tubes, a hunter can use the
same shotgun for hunting up-close decoying ducks in the morning and pass-shooting longer range geese in the afternoon.
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If you count 94 pellet holes, your shotgun placed 61 percent of the shot charge inside the circle, revealing that the load is delivering modified performance. To get a better picture of how the gun is performing, shoot at least five patterns with the same load and average the results. If your pattern test reveals less than satisfactory performance for the type shooting you do, try a couple of different loads — maybe up or down a shot size or slightly hotter or less powerful. If that isn't satisfactory, spend $20 or so on a new choke tube and either tighten or loosen the choke one size before patterning again. Sooner or later, you'll hit a combination ideal for your shotgun. To determine the maximum effective range of a choke/load combination, you also can try this method. Let's say you do a lot of wingshooting. Start by shooting paper at 20 yards and then back off from the pattern board in 5-yard increments, shooting patterns at each distance. When the percentage of
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Understanding the Catfish Spawn (video)
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Understanding the Catfish Spawn (video)
The swollen head on this big channel cat indicates it is a male ready to guard a nest full of eggs. Spawning season is peak time to catch many gamefish, but when catfish are considered, it's a different story. The spawning habits of catfish differ greatly from those of other gamefish, and fishing success may take a nosedive when blues, flatheads and channel cats are on their nests. Unless you understand why this occurs, you're likely to return from a late spring/early summer fishing trip frustrated and perplexed. Our major catfish species spawn during spring or summer when the water warms to an optimal temperature. Channel and blue catfish spawn at 70-84 degrees, but 80-81 degrees is considered best. Flatheads spawn at 66-75 degrees. Catfish spawning begins at different times in different latitudes, progressing from south to north. With channel cats, for example, spawning may begin in March or April in South Carolina and Texas, May in Kansas and Iowa, and mid-June to July in South Dakota and Wyoming. Blue catfish spawn April through June in Louisiana, and early July in Iowa.
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Channel and blue catfish spawn at 70-84 degrees, but 80-81 degrees is considered best. Flatheads spawn at 66-75 degrees. Catfish spawning begins at different times in different latitudes, progressing from south to north. With channel cats, for example, spawning may begin in March or April in South Carolina and Texas, May in Kansas and Iowa, and mid-June to July in South Dakota and Wyoming. Blue catfish spawn April through June in Louisiana, and early July in Iowa. Flatheads spawn in late June in Arkansas but not until weeks later in northern parts of their range. Watch video: Blue Catfish & Stacey King on the Mississippi River
Spawning also may occur at different times within a single body of water. For example, nesting activity often begins first in the headwaters area of a large lake. Creeks and small streams above the lake warm first because they are shallow and fed by the first warming rains.
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Flatheads spawn in late June in Arkansas but not until weeks later in northern parts of their range. Watch video: Blue Catfish & Stacey King on the Mississippi River
Spawning also may occur at different times within a single body of water. For example, nesting activity often begins first in the headwaters area of a large lake. Creeks and small streams above the lake warm first because they are shallow and fed by the first warming rains. These in turn feed larger tributaries, and they, too, warm up before the deeper main lake. Thus, headwater reaches attract catfish early in the season and are among the best catfishing areas this time of year. Catfish Nesting Facts
All of our catfish are cavity nesters. Blue catfish deposit their eggs between rocks, in root wads, depressions, undercut banks or other areas protected from strong current. Flatheads select sites such as hollow logs, excavated caves in clay banks, root masses from downed trees or manmade structures such as old tires, car bodies and metal drums.
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These in turn feed larger tributaries, and they, too, warm up before the deeper main lake. Thus, headwater reaches attract catfish early in the season and are among the best catfishing areas this time of year. Catfish Nesting Facts
All of our catfish are cavity nesters. Blue catfish deposit their eggs between rocks, in root wads, depressions, undercut banks or other areas protected from strong current. Flatheads select sites such as hollow logs, excavated caves in clay banks, root masses from downed trees or manmade structures such as old tires, car bodies and metal drums. Channel catfish usually select dark, secluded spots such as crevices in piles of woody debris, burrows in banks, and spaces between and under rocks. A sexually mature male selects and cleans a nest site and spawns with a female he lures there. After the female lays her mound of sticky, yellow eggs, the male fertilizes the mass, drives the female from the nest and begins guard duty. He protects the nest from predators and fans the eggs with his fins to keep them aerated and free from sediments. The eggs hatch in six to 10 days (depending on water temperature), and the compact school of fry remains near the nest a few days before dispersing.
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Channel catfish usually select dark, secluded spots such as crevices in piles of woody debris, burrows in banks, and spaces between and under rocks. A sexually mature male selects and cleans a nest site and spawns with a female he lures there. After the female lays her mound of sticky, yellow eggs, the male fertilizes the mass, drives the female from the nest and begins guard duty. He protects the nest from predators and fans the eggs with his fins to keep them aerated and free from sediments. The eggs hatch in six to 10 days (depending on water temperature), and the compact school of fry remains near the nest a few days before dispersing. The male guards the fry until they leave. Fishing During the Catfish Spawn
Dams block upstream migrations of spawning season catfish. Catfish enthusiasts who fish during the spawn may notice a sharp drop in catch rates because male catfish eat very little while protecting the nest. Fortunately, the peak of the spawn is over in a few days. And because fish in a system don't all spawn at the same time, a section of river or lake may contain prespawn, spawn and postspawn catfish.
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The male guards the fry until they leave. Fishing During the Catfish Spawn
Dams block upstream migrations of spawning season catfish. Catfish enthusiasts who fish during the spawn may notice a sharp drop in catch rates because male catfish eat very little while protecting the nest. Fortunately, the peak of the spawn is over in a few days. And because fish in a system don't all spawn at the same time, a section of river or lake may contain prespawn, spawn and postspawn catfish. If water conditions are favorable, some active feeders always will be available to catch, so there may be no noticeable decline in fishing success. If poor fishing is noticed and can't be attributed to other causes, the angler can wait a few days until the spawning peak passes and male cats are feeding more actively once again. When catfishing success is poor, it also may help to focus your fishing efforts in areas you might not previously have considered fishing. For example, if you normally fish in the main portion of a lake, you may find that catfish bites are few and far between during the spawning period if you continue fishing your flatwater hotspots. The best fishing often is in tributary streams instead because, as the water temperature warms, catfish migrate upstream into tributaries to spawn.
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If water conditions are favorable, some active feeders always will be available to catch, so there may be no noticeable decline in fishing success. If poor fishing is noticed and can't be attributed to other causes, the angler can wait a few days until the spawning peak passes and male cats are feeding more actively once again. When catfishing success is poor, it also may help to focus your fishing efforts in areas you might not previously have considered fishing. For example, if you normally fish in the main portion of a lake, you may find that catfish bites are few and far between during the spawning period if you continue fishing your flatwater hotspots. The best fishing often is in tributary streams instead because, as the water temperature warms, catfish migrate upstream into tributaries to spawn. The same phenomenon occurs in rivers as well. Catfish leave the main body of water and migrate up smaller streams and creeks to spawn. Therefore anglers may have to focus their fishing efforts in tributaries in order to catch them. This is especially true of blue and channel catfish, which often gather near upstream spawning areas when the water reaches ideal nesting temperature. Flatheads, on the other hand, are less migratory and more likely to be found in the same locales season after season.
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The same phenomenon occurs in rivers as well. Catfish leave the main body of water and migrate up smaller streams and creeks to spawn. Therefore anglers may have to focus their fishing efforts in tributaries in order to catch them. This is especially true of blue and channel catfish, which often gather near upstream spawning areas when the water reaches ideal nesting temperature. Flatheads, on the other hand, are less migratory and more likely to be found in the same locales season after season. Anglers are less likely to be stymied by flatheads that have seemingly disappeared. Tip: 4 Weird Baits That Catch Catfish
Fishing Hotspots
Because tributary mouths are staging areas for ready-to-spawn catfish, they're among the top fishing hotspots this time of year. The best are those tributaries with a warm in-flow such as creeks swollen by spring rains. Catfish usually ambush prey from behind current breaks — humps, holes or trees — near the confluence of the tributary with the main lake or river.
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Anglers are less likely to be stymied by flatheads that have seemingly disappeared. Tip: 4 Weird Baits That Catch Catfish
Fishing Hotspots
Because tributary mouths are staging areas for ready-to-spawn catfish, they're among the top fishing hotspots this time of year. The best are those tributaries with a warm in-flow such as creeks swollen by spring rains. Catfish usually ambush prey from behind current breaks — humps, holes or trees — near the confluence of the tributary with the main lake or river. Cast your fishing rig upstream and allow it to drift past these honeyholes. Before, during and after spawning season, catfish also congregate downstream from big-river dams. Their numbers increase in these tailwaters when their upstream spawning migrations are blocked, and many cats stay in these areas for weeks to feast on the abundance of baitfish, crayfish and other foods. Fishing in "grooves" of slower-moving water between open gates often is productive. Banks covered with riprap (large limestone rocks) also are key fishing areas during spawning season.
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Cast your fishing rig upstream and allow it to drift past these honeyholes. Before, during and after spawning season, catfish also congregate downstream from big-river dams. Their numbers increase in these tailwaters when their upstream spawning migrations are blocked, and many cats stay in these areas for weeks to feast on the abundance of baitfish, crayfish and other foods. Fishing in "grooves" of slower-moving water between open gates often is productive. Banks covered with riprap (large limestone rocks) also are key fishing areas during spawning season. Look for them near dams, bridges and causeways where the rocks are placed to prevent erosion. Big channel cats especially like this habitat, but blues and flatheads may gather as well if there are numerous nesting cavities available in crevices between the boulders. The best fishing areas tend to be those distinguishing a small section of the bank on a long, look-alike stretch of riprap. For example, a pipe or log may attract catfish. Other times, a difference in the rocks does the trick.
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Look for them near dams, bridges and causeways where the rocks are placed to prevent erosion. Big channel cats especially like this habitat, but blues and flatheads may gather as well if there are numerous nesting cavities available in crevices between the boulders. The best fishing areas tend to be those distinguishing a small section of the bank on a long, look-alike stretch of riprap. For example, a pipe or log may attract catfish. Other times, a difference in the rocks does the trick. Watch for big boulders changing to smaller rocks or slides of rocks creating underwater points. Cast your bait to the rocks in these areas and fish it right on bottom. When underwater, holes in buckled revetment provide ideal catfish spawning sites. Concrete revetment also attracts spawning cats. This type of structure is found on big-river navigation systems maintained by government agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Watch for big boulders changing to smaller rocks or slides of rocks creating underwater points. Cast your bait to the rocks in these areas and fish it right on bottom. When underwater, holes in buckled revetment provide ideal catfish spawning sites. Concrete revetment also attracts spawning cats. This type of structure is found on big-river navigation systems maintained by government agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. To stabilize the river banks and prevent erosion, bulldozers are used to smooth the shoreline, then the soil is covered with concrete matting, or revetment. The revetment may be covered with riprap to further stabilize it. Catfish nest in holes eroded beneath these structures, and if a hole can be pinpointed with sonar, the angler can drop a bait right in front of the fish. Often, catfish strike simply because they view the bait as a threat to the nest. Start downstream and troll slowly upstream parallel to the bank, watching the sonar screen for the ups and downs of buckled revetment slabs.
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To stabilize the river banks and prevent erosion, bulldozers are used to smooth the shoreline, then the soil is covered with concrete matting, or revetment. The revetment may be covered with riprap to further stabilize it. Catfish nest in holes eroded beneath these structures, and if a hole can be pinpointed with sonar, the angler can drop a bait right in front of the fish. Often, catfish strike simply because they view the bait as a threat to the nest. Start downstream and troll slowly upstream parallel to the bank, watching the sonar screen for the ups and downs of buckled revetment slabs. Then, when you find a hole and feel like the boat is directly over it, find a reference spot on the bank. You can now motor upstream and anchor the boat casting distance away from the hole. Cast a baited float rig directly to the hole, let the rig settle and wait for a hit. If you haven't had a bite after 15 to 20 minutes, troll up the bank until you find another likely spot and anchor again. Continue doing this, working your way upstream and fishing first one hole and then another.
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Then, when you find a hole and feel like the boat is directly over it, find a reference spot on the bank. You can now motor upstream and anchor the boat casting distance away from the hole. Cast a baited float rig directly to the hole, let the rig settle and wait for a hit. If you haven't had a bite after 15 to 20 minutes, troll up the bank until you find another likely spot and anchor again. Continue doing this, working your way upstream and fishing first one hole and then another. Tip: North America's Best Catfishing Waters
Watch Blue Catfish & Stacey King on the Mississippi River
Final Verdict: Fishing for Catfish When Spawning
Fishing for catfish during their spawning season can be very frustrating. When female cats are laying eggs and males are guarding their nests, they're often hard to find and difficult to entice. Nevertheless, if you are diligent in your efforts and fish the proper locales, you're almost certain to discover a pattern that will enable you to catch fish even during this difficult time.
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Tip: North America's Best Catfishing Waters
Watch Blue Catfish & Stacey King on the Mississippi River
Final Verdict: Fishing for Catfish When Spawning
Fishing for catfish during their spawning season can be very frustrating. When female cats are laying eggs and males are guarding their nests, they're often hard to find and difficult to entice. Nevertheless, if you are diligent in your efforts and fish the proper locales, you're almost certain to discover a pattern that will enable you to catch fish even during this difficult time. Tagged under
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No other fly fishing fly lure has been carried as far and wide and across as many continents as the wooly bugger. If you plan on fly-fishing lakes, wooly buggers are a must-have for your fly box, and you should carry them in varying sizes, colors and weights to match the conditions. Wooly Buggers can also be very effective in rivers, but smaller hooks should be used, especially in clear-water conditions. The Wooly Bugger's effectiveness is due in part to its ability to imitate so many of the different food sources on which fish feed. Technically classified as a streamer pattern, the wooly bugger can easily imitate damsel/dragonfly nymphs, crawfish, baitfish, stonefly nymphs, leeches, hellgrammites and all sorts of aquatic invertebrates. In water systems where sculpins, leeches and crawfish are plentiful, the wooly bugger will get big fish to bite and bite down hard. When fishing the wooly bugger make sure you vary the retrieve until you find what works best at the moment. Different water conditions — depth, clarity and flow — influence the effectiveness of the Wooly and can make your presentation look very appetizing or not appealing at all. Start off with a slow, steady strip-and-pause technique. If that doesn't get any looks from fish, switch to quick, short, two-inch strips of line.
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In water systems where sculpins, leeches and crawfish are plentiful, the wooly bugger will get big fish to bite and bite down hard. When fishing the wooly bugger make sure you vary the retrieve until you find what works best at the moment. Different water conditions — depth, clarity and flow — influence the effectiveness of the Wooly and can make your presentation look very appetizing or not appealing at all. Start off with a slow, steady strip-and-pause technique. If that doesn't get any looks from fish, switch to quick, short, two-inch strips of line. Be patient when fishing this pattern, in most cases fish won't grab at the Wooly Bugger right as it hits the water, but rather follow the fly while remaining in their hiding spot until it's almost out of their reach, and then bolt out to greedily eat it down. Materials List for the Olive Wooly Bugger
Hook
TMC Streamer Hook - Size 6, 7 or 8
Thread
Olive Uni Thread, Size 8/0
Hackle
Saddle Hackle
Tail
Olive Maribou
Body
Olive Chenille
Rib
Fine Copper Wire
Weight
Lead Wire
Step-by-Step Instruction for the Wooly Bugger
Step 1 — Start By placing the hook in the vise and securing it into position. Step 2 — Clip a small strip of lead-free wire, and wrap it onto the hook shank. Make sure to leave plenty of space in the head and tail areas. Step 3 — At the point above the hook barb, measure and clip a small bunch of marabou feathers (the tail length should be the same length as the hook shank) and tie them down to the hook shank.
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Be patient when fishing this pattern, in most cases fish won't grab at the Wooly Bugger right as it hits the water, but rather follow the fly while remaining in their hiding spot until it's almost out of their reach, and then bolt out to greedily eat it down. Materials List for the Olive Wooly Bugger
Hook
TMC Streamer Hook - Size 6, 7 or 8
Thread
Olive Uni Thread, Size 8/0
Hackle
Saddle Hackle
Tail
Olive Maribou
Body
Olive Chenille
Rib
Fine Copper Wire
Weight
Lead Wire
Step-by-Step Instruction for the Wooly Bugger
Step 1 — Start By placing the hook in the vise and securing it into position. Step 2 — Clip a small strip of lead-free wire, and wrap it onto the hook shank. Make sure to leave plenty of space in the head and tail areas. Step 3 — At the point above the hook barb, measure and clip a small bunch of marabou feathers (the tail length should be the same length as the hook shank) and tie them down to the hook shank. Wrap the tag ends of the marabou down to the hook shank as well so that the entire hook shank is covered with feathers. Step 4 — Advance the thread to the back of the hook eye and tie in a 3-inch piece of chenille. Cover this chenille with thread until you reach the point above the barb with the thread and the chenille. Step 5 — Select an olive hackle that has fibers about two times the length of the hook gape. Tie down this feather by its tip (at the point above the barb) and then advance the thread to the back of the hook eye.
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Wrap the tag ends of the marabou down to the hook shank as well so that the entire hook shank is covered with feathers. Step 4 — Advance the thread to the back of the hook eye and tie in a 3-inch piece of chenille. Cover this chenille with thread until you reach the point above the barb with the thread and the chenille. Step 5 — Select an olive hackle that has fibers about two times the length of the hook gape. Tie down this feather by its tip (at the point above the barb) and then advance the thread to the back of the hook eye. Step 6 — Repeat this process of advancing the thread to the back of the hook eye, but this time wrap down a 3-inch section of fine copper wire. Step 7 — With the chenille in hand, start wrapping the fiber up the length of the hook shank until you reach the 3/4 mark on the hook. Tie it off with the thread and clip off the excess. Step 8 — Take the hackle fiber and stroke the fibers backwards with your fingers and wrap the fiber forward up the length of the hook shank. Be careful not to wrap over top any of the hackle fibers from earlier wraps.
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Step 6 — Repeat this process of advancing the thread to the back of the hook eye, but this time wrap down a 3-inch section of fine copper wire. Step 7 — With the chenille in hand, start wrapping the fiber up the length of the hook shank until you reach the 3/4 mark on the hook. Tie it off with the thread and clip off the excess. Step 8 — Take the hackle fiber and stroke the fibers backwards with your fingers and wrap the fiber forward up the length of the hook shank. Be careful not to wrap over top any of the hackle fibers from earlier wraps. At the 3/4 mark tie it off with the thread and chip the excess. Step 9 — Wrap the copper wire forward up the length of the hook shank in the opposite direction that you wrapped the hackle. This will tie down the hackle securely. Be careful not to wrap down to many of the hackle fibers. Step 10 — Make half-hitch knots behind the eye of the hook.
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At the 3/4 mark tie it off with the thread and chip the excess. Step 9 — Wrap the copper wire forward up the length of the hook shank in the opposite direction that you wrapped the hackle. This will tie down the hackle securely. Be careful not to wrap down to many of the hackle fibers. Step 10 — Make half-hitch knots behind the eye of the hook. You can use your fingers or a whip finisher to do this. Make a loose loop by wrapping the thread around your finger. Slide the loop off our finger near the eye. Do this step three to five times and cut the threadas close to the fly hook as possible. Tagged under
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Panfish are exactly what their name implies — fish small enough to fit in a pan — a frying pan, that is. Among these are such beloved species as bluegills, crappie, redear sunfish, redbreast sunfish and white bass, and lesser-known yet locally popular fish like yellow bass, rock bass, warmouths, longears, spotted sunfish and green sunfish. None of these fish gets very big — a few pounds tops, usually only a few ounces. But as a group, they're among the most popular, most commonly caught fish in the U.S.
Everything you need for filleting and pan-dressing panfish. Panfish are great fun to catch and delicious to eat. Before the eating begins, however, anglers must know how to properly prepare their catch for the table. Two basic ways — filleting and pan-dressing — are commonly used, both of which are illustrated in this article. Tools you need include a sharp knife ( fillet knife, electric fillet knife and/or plain blade); a cutting board, fillet board like the Bass Pro Shops hardwood fillet board or other hard, flat surface (use plastic or glass to reduce bacteria); a spoon or fish scaler, if you're pan-dressing the fish;
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Before the eating begins, however, anglers must know how to properly prepare their catch for the table. Two basic ways — filleting and pan-dressing — are commonly used, both of which are illustrated in this article. Tools you need include a sharp knife ( fillet knife, electric fillet knife and/or plain blade); a cutting board, fillet board like the Bass Pro Shops hardwood fillet board or other hard, flat surface (use plastic or glass to reduce bacteria); a spoon or fish scaler, if you're pan-dressing the fish; a container in which to place the prepared fish; and some newspaper, a trash bag or a bucket for disposal of waste parts. Also recommended is household bleach for clean-up. Bass Pro Shops Rubber Handled
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After the fish are cleaned, they can be cooked and eaten, or you can store the fillets or pan-dressed fish in the freezer until you're ready to prepare them. To avoid freezer burn and preserve freshness, it's best to immerse the prepared fish in water when you freeze them (either in zip-seal plastic freezer bags or plastic containers) or better yet, to vacuum-seal them.
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a container in which to place the prepared fish; and some newspaper, a trash bag or a bucket for disposal of waste parts. Also recommended is household bleach for clean-up. Bass Pro Shops Rubber Handled
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After the fish are cleaned, they can be cooked and eaten, or you can store the fillets or pan-dressed fish in the freezer until you're ready to prepare them. To avoid freezer burn and preserve freshness, it's best to immerse the prepared fish in water when you freeze them (either in zip-seal plastic freezer bags or plastic containers) or better yet, to vacuum-seal them. Be careful that the sharp fins on pan-dressed fish aren't positioned in such a way that they could puncture the wrapping or container. Tip: Watch video: How to Fillet a Panfish by Cabela's Cooking
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Nowadays it seems most people prefer to fillet their catch to produce boneless, skinless pieces of meat ready to cook. Here's how to do it, quick as a snap, with an electric or fixed-blade fillet knife.
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Nowadays it seems most people prefer to fillet their catch to produce boneless, skinless pieces of meat ready to cook. Here's how to do it, quick as a snap, with an electric or fixed-blade fillet knife. Step 1
Lay the fish on a cutting board, fillet board or other flat, hard surface. Grasping the fish's mouth, take the fillet knife and position it just behind the side (pectoral) fin. Slice downward to the backbone, keeping the rear of the knife blade up. Be careful not to cut into the fish's backbone. Step 2
Turn the knife blade toward the tail and continue cutting, staying on top of the back and belly fins.
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Step 1
Lay the fish on a cutting board, fillet board or other flat, hard surface. Grasping the fish's mouth, take the fillet knife and position it just behind the side (pectoral) fin. Slice downward to the backbone, keeping the rear of the knife blade up. Be careful not to cut into the fish's backbone. Step 2
Turn the knife blade toward the tail and continue cutting, staying on top of the back and belly fins. You'll feel resistance as you cut through the rib cage, but be careful not to cut into the backbone. It's better to cut too shallow than too deep. Continue your cut toward the tail, until you have almost, but not quite, cut the scaly fillet off. Step 3
With the fillet barely attached to the tail, flip it away from the fish. Position your knife on the narrow portion of the fillet, and while holding the fish, slice between the meat and the skin to remove the fillet.
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You'll feel resistance as you cut through the rib cage, but be careful not to cut into the backbone. It's better to cut too shallow than too deep. Continue your cut toward the tail, until you have almost, but not quite, cut the scaly fillet off. Step 3
With the fillet barely attached to the tail, flip it away from the fish. Position your knife on the narrow portion of the fillet, and while holding the fish, slice between the meat and the skin to remove the fillet. To obtain the maximum meat, cut very close to the skin. When the fillet is removed, place it, with rib cage still attached, on a sheet of wax paper. Then flip the fish over and fillet the other side. Step 4
To finish, take each fillet, and with the tip of your fillet knife, carefully cut out the rib cage. To retrieve the most meat, angle your knife and slice close to the ribs.
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To obtain the maximum meat, cut very close to the skin. When the fillet is removed, place it, with rib cage still attached, on a sheet of wax paper. Then flip the fish over and fillet the other side. Step 4
To finish, take each fillet, and with the tip of your fillet knife, carefully cut out the rib cage. To retrieve the most meat, angle your knife and slice close to the ribs. After you rinse the fillets, they're ready to cook or store. How to Pan-Dress a Panfish
Some connoisseurs prefer their fish pan-dressed — with skin, tail and bones intact — to facilitate the most thorough enjoyment of these scrumptious wild treats. They don't want to miss a single morsel, and pan-dressing eliminates the loss of the small meat pieces sometimes left behind in the filleting process. You'll have to separate meat and bone as you eat pan-dressed fish, but many panfish gourmets believe this method of preparation produces a more tasty result. Step 1
Begin by placing the fish on a cutting board, fillet board or other hard, flat surface and scraping away all its scales with a regular table spoon or scaling tool.
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After you rinse the fillets, they're ready to cook or store. How to Pan-Dress a Panfish
Some connoisseurs prefer their fish pan-dressed — with skin, tail and bones intact — to facilitate the most thorough enjoyment of these scrumptious wild treats. They don't want to miss a single morsel, and pan-dressing eliminates the loss of the small meat pieces sometimes left behind in the filleting process. You'll have to separate meat and bone as you eat pan-dressed fish, but many panfish gourmets believe this method of preparation produces a more tasty result. Step 1
Begin by placing the fish on a cutting board, fillet board or other hard, flat surface and scraping away all its scales with a regular table spoon or scaling tool. Scale from the tail toward the head, being certain you remove all the scales on both sides of the fish. Or use a scaling tool. Step 2
Using a sharp, heavy knife, remove the fish's head. Angle the cut from just behind the top portion of the gill cover to the rear edge of the pectoral and pelvic fins, removing these fins along with the head. Step 3
Remove the entrails, rinse thoroughly with clean water inside and out, and you're finished.
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Scale from the tail toward the head, being certain you remove all the scales on both sides of the fish. Or use a scaling tool. Step 2
Using a sharp, heavy knife, remove the fish's head. Angle the cut from just behind the top portion of the gill cover to the rear edge of the pectoral and pelvic fins, removing these fins along with the head. Step 3
Remove the entrails, rinse thoroughly with clean water inside and out, and you're finished. Leave the remaining fins, the tail and skin on. These are delicious and enhance the already wonderful flavor of the fish. How to Clean and Freeze Panfish Tips
Beware of the sharp, spiny fins when cleaning panfish. They can cause nasty puncture wounds. Always cut away from you when dressing a fish.
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Leave the remaining fins, the tail and skin on. These are delicious and enhance the already wonderful flavor of the fish. How to Clean and Freeze Panfish Tips
Beware of the sharp, spiny fins when cleaning panfish. They can cause nasty puncture wounds. Always cut away from you when dressing a fish. If the knife slips, then it's less likely to cut you. The common saying "A sharp knife is a safe knife" is true. The less you have to struggle or force the knife, the less likely the chance of an accident. For your safety, consider wearing a filleting glove, which protects your hands. The waste created from cleaning fish can get smelly if you clean your fish on Saturday and your garbage pickup is on Tuesday.
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If the knife slips, then it's less likely to cut you. The common saying "A sharp knife is a safe knife" is true. The less you have to struggle or force the knife, the less likely the chance of an accident. For your safety, consider wearing a filleting glove, which protects your hands. The waste created from cleaning fish can get smelly if you clean your fish on Saturday and your garbage pickup is on Tuesday. Wrap the waste in newspaper and tape it securely, then store in your freezer until garbage day to reduce offensive odors. You can extend freezer life of fish by several months if you soak the fish for 20 seconds in lemon juice. The ascorbic acid in lemon juice retards spoilage by slowing the growth of microorganisms and counteracting oxidation. Video: How to Fillet a Panfish by Cabela's Cooking
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Wrap the waste in newspaper and tape it securely, then store in your freezer until garbage day to reduce offensive odors. You can extend freezer life of fish by several months if you soak the fish for 20 seconds in lemon juice. The ascorbic acid in lemon juice retards spoilage by slowing the growth of microorganisms and counteracting oxidation. Video: How to Fillet a Panfish by Cabela's Cooking
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Today's archery market consists of numerous compound bow manufacturers, making it difficult to know which bow is best for you. All compound bows, regardless of name and make, have similarities that you need to consider before buying. In this compound bow buyer's guide for beginners, we're going to look past the propaganda and consider the core aspects you need to know before buying a compound bow. With anything that you buy, you must first consider application. Why are you buying a compound bow? Are you into hunting or target shooting? The application calls for different specifications. To start, we need to fit the bow to the shooter. Let's become familiar with a couple very important terms for fitting the bow to the shooter: draw length and draw weight.
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Compound bows will draw only a certain distance before the string stops. This distance is the draw length. Most compound bows have a range for draw length and can be adjusted to fit the shooter for a comfortable shooting form. It's very important that shooters find their appropriate draw length for multiple reasons. If draw length is too short, it can hurt accuracy since maintaining reference points for aiming becomes more difficult.
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Compound bows will draw only a certain distance before the string stops. This distance is the draw length. Most compound bows have a range for draw length and can be adjusted to fit the shooter for a comfortable shooting form. It's very important that shooters find their appropriate draw length for multiple reasons. If draw length is too short, it can hurt accuracy since maintaining reference points for aiming becomes more difficult. At full draw, shooters have an anchor point, and too short of a draw length leads to a floating anchor point and therefore inconsistency between shots. Too short of a draw length also can lead to increased torque on the bow which contributes to inaccuracy. If draw length is too long, archers have the natural tendency to lean their head back in an attempt to see properly through the peep bow sight, a small device used for aiming. This will cause a host of other problems such as bad back posture and therefore shooting form. Improper shooting form can add tension and torque to the bow, leading to inaccuracy.
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At full draw, shooters have an anchor point, and too short of a draw length leads to a floating anchor point and therefore inconsistency between shots. Too short of a draw length also can lead to increased torque on the bow which contributes to inaccuracy. If draw length is too long, archers have the natural tendency to lean their head back in an attempt to see properly through the peep bow sight, a small device used for aiming. This will cause a host of other problems such as bad back posture and therefore shooting form. Improper shooting form can add tension and torque to the bow, leading to inaccuracy. To make matters worse, this will inevitably cause the shooter's bow arm, or arm holding the bow, to extend more than it needs, putting the inner elbow right in the path of the string. Ouch! Proper draw length. There are endless sources that explain how to predict or measure draw length. For the beginning archer, it's smart to visit your local Bass Pro Shops archery department or other qualified archery shop to measure draw length.
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When it comes to draw weight, the most important thing to understand is matching your strength to the bows draw weight. Heavier draw weights produce faster speeds, but more important than speed is finding a weight that you can hold at full draw steadily without too much stress. Draw weight is the peak weight you pull as the string is being drawn back before let-off.
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Having the correct draw length will help with form, consistency, accuracy and safety. Draw weight is an important part of a
selecting a bow, as hunters have to hold at
full draw while taking aim at their game. Understanding a Compound Bow Draw Weight
When it comes to draw weight, the most important thing to understand is matching your strength to the bows draw weight. Heavier draw weights produce faster speeds, but more important than speed is finding a weight that you can hold at full draw steadily without too much stress. Draw weight is the peak weight you pull as the string is being drawn back before let-off. Compound bows have what's called let-off, which is a way to lessen the weight archers have to hold at full draw. So, when considering draw weight, also look for let off percentage. API Outdoors Alumi-TechBowhunter
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Selecting draw weight— What archers need to consider, hunters especially, is the potential to be drawn back for long periods of time while waiting for an opportune shot. Or, drawing in adverse conditions, as draw weights that are too heavy are hard to hold for a long time and are even harder to draw after a long sit in a hunting treestand on a cold winter day. So, match the weight to your strength.
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Compound bows have what's called let-off, which is a way to lessen the weight archers have to hold at full draw. So, when considering draw weight, also look for let off percentage. API Outdoors Alumi-TechBowhunter
Climbing Treestand
Selecting draw weight— What archers need to consider, hunters especially, is the potential to be drawn back for long periods of time while waiting for an opportune shot. Or, drawing in adverse conditions, as draw weights that are too heavy are hard to hold for a long time and are even harder to draw after a long sit in a hunting treestand on a cold winter day. So, match the weight to your strength. When testing bows, see if you can draw and hold the bow for a full 20-30 seconds without shaking. If you can, then the draw weight should be appropriate for you. Another important point is accuracy, having a draw weight that you can easily draw and hold will allow you to have a steadier and more accurate shot. Choose the Right Bow Length for You
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When choosing a bow, length is an important factor for maneuverability and stability. Again, what is the application?
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When testing bows, see if you can draw and hold the bow for a full 20-30 seconds without shaking. If you can, then the draw weight should be appropriate for you. Another important point is accuracy, having a draw weight that you can easily draw and hold will allow you to have a steadier and more accurate shot. Choose the Right Bow Length for You
BlackOut Deluxe Field Point Bag
Targets
When choosing a bow, length is an important factor for maneuverability and stability. Again, what is the application? If hunting, shorter bows are more controllable in the field or in the treestand. If target shooting, many archers suggest that longer bows are more accurate. Bow length is measured from axle to axle, and while there is no set length, hunting bows are generally shorter, around 30 to 32 inches. Target shooting bows will be significantly longer. There's no right or wrong answer, it comes down to personal preference and application for the end user.
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If hunting, shorter bows are more controllable in the field or in the treestand. If target shooting, many archers suggest that longer bows are more accurate. Bow length is measured from axle to axle, and while there is no set length, hunting bows are generally shorter, around 30 to 32 inches. Target shooting bows will be significantly longer. There's no right or wrong answer, it comes down to personal preference and application for the end user. Some compound bows come read
to-shoot in a package, while
others require purchasing
accessories separately. The Speed and Noise of Your Compound Bow
Common among archers is talk about speed and noise. Modern bows are capable of shooting upwards of 350 feet-per-second or more. Arrow speed is important because it also translates to kinetic energy, or knock-down power. Bows able to shoot heavy arrows at fast speeds will provide greater penetration potential, which is desired when hunting.
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The Speed and Noise of Your Compound Bow
Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
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Some compound bows come read
to-shoot in a package, while
others require purchasing
accessories separately. The Speed and Noise of Your Compound Bow
Common among archers is talk about speed and noise. Modern bows are capable of shooting upwards of 350 feet-per-second or more. Arrow speed is important because it also translates to kinetic energy, or knock-down power. Bows able to shoot heavy arrows at fast speeds will provide greater penetration potential, which is desired when hunting. Faster arrows also shoot flatter, which aids in downrange accuracy. Sims LimbSaver Super Quad
Vibration Dampeners
Also important to archery hunters is noise. A quiet bow is generally desired over a loud bow. When a bow fires, energy stored in the bows working components is transferred to the arrow, but some of that energy isn't transferred and is lost as vibration, which causes sound. Thanks to new innovative designs, energy loss is minimized and compound bows accessories called vibration dampeners like the Sims LimbSaver Super Quad can absorb leftover vibrations making for a quiet shot.
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Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
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Faster arrows also shoot flatter, which aids in downrange accuracy. Sims LimbSaver Super Quad
Vibration Dampeners
Also important to archery hunters is noise. A quiet bow is generally desired over a loud bow. When a bow fires, energy stored in the bows working components is transferred to the arrow, but some of that energy isn't transferred and is lost as vibration, which causes sound. Thanks to new innovative designs, energy loss is minimized and compound bows accessories called vibration dampeners like the Sims LimbSaver Super Quad can absorb leftover vibrations making for a quiet shot. Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
BlackOut 5-Pin Bow Sight
For the beginning archer, it is important to understand the difference between a bare bow and a ready-to-shoot bow. The compound bow is designed to use accessories when shooting an arrow. For example, an arrow rest, a bow sight and an bow quiver to start. Ready-to-shoot bows that come in packages have these necessary accessories already on the bow. However, if you buy a bare bow then you'll have to outfit that bow with the required accessories.
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Understanding a Compound Bow Draw Weight
Choose the Right Bow Length for You
The Speed and Noise of Your Compound Bow
Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
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Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
BlackOut 5-Pin Bow Sight
For the beginning archer, it is important to understand the difference between a bare bow and a ready-to-shoot bow. The compound bow is designed to use accessories when shooting an arrow. For example, an arrow rest, a bow sight and an bow quiver to start. Ready-to-shoot bows that come in packages have these necessary accessories already on the bow. However, if you buy a bare bow then you'll have to outfit that bow with the required accessories. Either way is fine, but realize that a bare bow will require some additional work and money before going out and shooting. Overall, this buyer's guide only touches on the basics that should be considered when purchasing a compound bow. Buyers can consider multiple other factors such as brace height, limb and riser design, cam types and much more when buying compound bows. However, having a basic understanding of the concepts described in this buyer's guide will help you in buying your first, and hopefully not last, compound bow. Also Read:
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Bare vs. Ready-to-Shoot Compound Bows
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Either way is fine, but realize that a bare bow will require some additional work and money before going out and shooting. Overall, this buyer's guide only touches on the basics that should be considered when purchasing a compound bow. Buyers can consider multiple other factors such as brace height, limb and riser design, cam types and much more when buying compound bows. However, having a basic understanding of the concepts described in this buyer's guide will help you in buying your first, and hopefully not last, compound bow. Also Read: Arrow and Broadhead Buyer's Guide | Archery Accessories You Shouldn't Forget to Buy
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
Although most rabbit hunters bag a few cottontails or swamp rabbits on each trip afield, certain techniques can bolster your success. These 12 tips should help you better enjoy the experience of rabbit hunting this season. Tip: For beginning rabbit hunters, check out the tips in Rabbit Hunting 101 here
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
Rabbit hunting is a great way to get afield and put some good-tasting meat on the table. As farming operations and urban development encroach on prime rabbit hunting areas, large contiguous blocks of hunting territory are harder to find. This has caused many rabbit hunters to abandon the traditional method of hunting all day in one large swath of brushy territory. Instead, many now opt for "leapfrogging," where hunters cover one brush patch or overgrown fence row in an hour or so, then drive on to another rabbit hideout. By leapfrogging throughout the day, hunting first one spot then another, chances are good you'll locate more rabbits. 2.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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As farming operations and urban development encroach on prime rabbit hunting areas, large contiguous blocks of hunting territory are harder to find. This has caused many rabbit hunters to abandon the traditional method of hunting all day in one large swath of brushy territory. Instead, many now opt for "leapfrogging," where hunters cover one brush patch or overgrown fence row in an hour or so, then drive on to another rabbit hideout. By leapfrogging throughout the day, hunting first one spot then another, chances are good you'll locate more rabbits. 2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Savvy rabbit hunters know that farmers are an invaluable aid for finding cottontail concentrations. Since they work their land daily and see rabbits regularly, farmers know where huntable populations are likely to be. Most are eager to keep cottontails thinned out so they don't cause crop damage. It's a simple matter to cultivate your own contacts in farm country. Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Savvy rabbit hunters know that farmers are an invaluable aid for finding cottontail concentrations. Since they work their land daily and see rabbits regularly, farmers know where huntable populations are likely to be. Most are eager to keep cottontails thinned out so they don't cause crop damage. It's a simple matter to cultivate your own contacts in farm country. Remember these hunting etiquette rules: Ask permission before hunting, every time you visit. Follow all rules the landowner asks you to abide by, like passing up shots
at the coveys of quail he's nurturing. Leave everything just as you found it, and always take time to thank the farmer personally. Offer to share your game, and follow up with a thank-you note and a token of your appreciation. Make these easy-to-follow guidelines part of all your farm visits, and you'll always have prime rabbit lands on which to hunt.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Ask permission before hunting, every time you visit. Follow all rules the landowner asks you to abide by, like passing up shots
at the coveys of quail he's nurturing. Leave everything just as you found it, and always take time to thank the farmer personally. Offer to share your game, and follow up with a thank-you note and a token of your appreciation. Make these easy-to-follow guidelines part of all your farm visits, and you'll always have prime rabbit lands on which to hunt. 3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
Driving rural roads near dawn and dusk is another good way to find potential hunting sites. Cottontails are most active early and late in the day, especially along the fringes of fields and roadside cover, where briars and thickets provide sanctuary near favorite feeding areas. Drive slowly, and note any spot where you see several cottontails. Then inquire at nearby homes for the name of the landowner so you can request permission to hunt.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
Driving rural roads near dawn and dusk is another good way to find potential hunting sites. Cottontails are most active early and late in the day, especially along the fringes of fields and roadside cover, where briars and thickets provide sanctuary near favorite feeding areas. Drive slowly, and note any spot where you see several cottontails. Then inquire at nearby homes for the name of the landowner so you can request permission to hunt. 4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
Most good cottontail thickets have one thing in common -- thorns. Whether you're hunting behind dogs, kicking up rabbits yourself or retrieving downed game, some type of sticker will be clawing at your ears, fingers, thighs and other tender parts. Wearing protective clothing can do wonders to make your trips afield more enjoyable and less painful. Blue jeans are preferred by many rabbit fans, but offer little protection.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
Most good cottontail thickets have one thing in common -- thorns. Whether you're hunting behind dogs, kicking up rabbits yourself or retrieving downed game, some type of sticker will be clawing at your ears, fingers, thighs and other tender parts. Wearing protective clothing can do wonders to make your trips afield more enjoyable and less painful. Blue jeans are preferred by many rabbit fans, but offer little protection. A good pair of briar-busting breeches with thorn-proof material covering the front should be considered essential equipment no matter where and how you hunt. I suggest hunting chaps like the Cabela's Upland Traditions or a good pair of brush pants like Cabela's Instinct Prairie Runner. It also helps to wear a briar-resistant hunting coat, gloves and some type of hunting cap with flaps that can be pulled down over your ears. 5. Remember the Blaze Orange
A good pair of thorn-proof material covering the front is essential.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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A good pair of briar-busting breeches with thorn-proof material covering the front should be considered essential equipment no matter where and how you hunt. I suggest hunting chaps like the Cabela's Upland Traditions or a good pair of brush pants like Cabela's Instinct Prairie Runner. It also helps to wear a briar-resistant hunting coat, gloves and some type of hunting cap with flaps that can be pulled down over your ears. 5. Remember the Blaze Orange
A good pair of thorn-proof material covering the front is essential. A buddy of mine often describes dense rabbit cover by saying, "You couldn't see a blaze orange rhino in there." In some locales we hunt, this is darn near true. Cover is so thick, you can only see a few feet. For this reason, we wear hunter orange hats and bodywear on every trip. Tip:
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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A buddy of mine often describes dense rabbit cover by saying, "You couldn't see a blaze orange rhino in there." In some locales we hunt, this is darn near true. Cover is so thick, you can only see a few feet. For this reason, we wear hunter orange hats and bodywear on every trip. Tip: Watch video: How Effective is Blaze Orange? Hunter-ed.com video shows a true comparison of the various blaze orange color types for hunting in the field. Safety should be the foremost consideration on all your rabbit hunts. Remember the orange rhino, and make hunter orange clothing a must for everyone in your party.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Watch video: How Effective is Blaze Orange? Hunter-ed.com video shows a true comparison of the various blaze orange color types for hunting in the field. Safety should be the foremost consideration on all your rabbit hunts. Remember the orange rhino, and make hunter orange clothing a must for everyone in your party. 6. Shotguns & Shotshells
When stomping for cottontails in thick cover, use a shotgun with an improved cylinder choke and No. 6 or 7-1/2 shotshells . Since cottontails jumped in thick cover usually are close and moving fast, a wide, yet sufficiently heavy, shot pattern is needed to put a rabbit down without excessive damage to the meat. When hunting cottontails with beagles, you may want to switch to a modified or full choke.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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6. Shotguns & Shotshells
When stomping for cottontails in thick cover, use a shotgun with an improved cylinder choke and No. 6 or 7-1/2 shotshells . Since cottontails jumped in thick cover usually are close and moving fast, a wide, yet sufficiently heavy, shot pattern is needed to put a rabbit down without excessive damage to the meat. When hunting cottontails with beagles, you may want to switch to a modified or full choke. A pack of dogs will push rabbits across fields and woodlots, and the shots you'll make are usually farther than those presented when you flush rabbits yourself. Use the tighter patterning choke and increase your shot size to No. 4s or 6s. 7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
Cold, miserable days often provide the best gunning.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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A pack of dogs will push rabbits across fields and woodlots, and the shots you'll make are usually farther than those presented when you flush rabbits yourself. Use the tighter patterning choke and increase your shot size to No. 4s or 6s. 7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
Cold, miserable days often provide the best gunning. Rabbit fur has poor insulating qualities, so rabbits are forced to take shelter from the weather, making them easier to find and less likely to flush wildly. To find bad-weather bunnies, think like a rabbit. Where would you go to escape the cold if all you had to wear was a light jacket? Hunt places that are sheltered from wind and open to warm rays of sunshine, then move to other locales offering protection from adverse conditions. 8.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Rabbit fur has poor insulating qualities, so rabbits are forced to take shelter from the weather, making them easier to find and less likely to flush wildly. To find bad-weather bunnies, think like a rabbit. Where would you go to escape the cold if all you had to wear was a light jacket? Hunt places that are sheltered from wind and open to warm rays of sunshine, then move to other locales offering protection from adverse conditions. 8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
Stalking rabbits as they sit in their forms is great sport, especially when hunting with youngsters not yet adept at bagging running rabbits. The trick is to spot the rabbit before it spots you. Considering the rabbit's superb camouflage, this can be tough. Old hands at this endeavor have a rule: look for their eyes instead of their whole bodies.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Look for the Rabbits Eyes
Stalking rabbits as they sit in their forms is great sport, especially when hunting with youngsters not yet adept at bagging running rabbits. The trick is to spot the rabbit before it spots you. Considering the rabbit's superb camouflage, this can be tough. Old hands at this endeavor have a rule: look for their eyes instead of their whole bodies. A rabbit's round, dark eyes look out of place against the crisscross of cover, and are easily spotted by a hunter who walks slowly, carefully examining all brush and weeds. You may overlook rabbits huddled in their forms, but you'll also bag a few at close range after spotting the eye. 9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
In isolated patches of cover, a cottontail may head directly away, disappearing from sight, then circle well behind the hunter. Others sit tight until the gunner passes, then squirt out behind.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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A rabbit's round, dark eyes look out of place against the crisscross of cover, and are easily spotted by a hunter who walks slowly, carefully examining all brush and weeds. You may overlook rabbits huddled in their forms, but you'll also bag a few at close range after spotting the eye. 9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
In isolated patches of cover, a cottontail may head directly away, disappearing from sight, then circle well behind the hunter. Others sit tight until the gunner passes, then squirt out behind. Look over your shoulder every few minutes, and you'll glimpse some of these renegades before they make good their escape. Snap shooting is a must, so be careful to identify your target before shooting. 10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
Look for cottontails and swamp rabbits in brushpiles, honeysuckle patches, fallen treetops and other forest cover. A veteran nimrod taught me a rabbit hunting technique that has proven very effective over the years.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Look over your shoulder every few minutes, and you'll glimpse some of these renegades before they make good their escape. Snap shooting is a must, so be careful to identify your target before shooting. 10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
Look for cottontails and swamp rabbits in brushpiles, honeysuckle patches, fallen treetops and other forest cover. A veteran nimrod taught me a rabbit hunting technique that has proven very effective over the years. It's based on the idea that rabbits are highly nervous animals, and suspense is something they can't handle very well. It works this way. Enter a covert and begin walking very slowly. Walk ten paces, then stop for at least a minute, then repeat the process. The sound of the approach is sometimes enough to make cottontails flush, but it's just as often the silent period.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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It's based on the idea that rabbits are highly nervous animals, and suspense is something they can't handle very well. It works this way. Enter a covert and begin walking very slowly. Walk ten paces, then stop for at least a minute, then repeat the process. The sound of the approach is sometimes enough to make cottontails flush, but it's just as often the silent period. Apparently, the rabbits think they've been detected and decide to make a run for it. 11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
Most hunters think of thickets and field edges as the places to go for a rabbit race. Some fail to realize woods harbor rabbits, too. Look for cottontails and swamp rabbits in brushpiles, honeysuckle patches, fallen treetops, cane brakes and other forest cover.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Apparently, the rabbits think they've been detected and decide to make a run for it. 11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
Most hunters think of thickets and field edges as the places to go for a rabbit race. Some fail to realize woods harbor rabbits, too. Look for cottontails and swamp rabbits in brushpiles, honeysuckle patches, fallen treetops, cane brakes and other forest cover. Because such areas usually receive less hunting pressure, they often hide extraordinary numbers of rabbits. 12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
To get the most out of your next rabbit hunt, take a kid with you -- a son, a daughter, a niece, a nephew, a grandchild or maybe a neighbor's child. It was in the cottontail fields most of us were trained as young hunters. We may have dreamed of deer or more exotic game like grizzlies and lions, but with cottontails, we learned the crucial basics about hunting, nature and ourselves.
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12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
12 Tips for Rabbit Hunters
1. Try the Leapfrog Hunting Technique
2. Farmers Will Know Cottontail Concentrations
Remember these hunting etiquette rules:
3. Do Sunrise & Sunset Scouting for Hunting Sites
4. Wear Protective Clothing While Hunting
5. Remember the Blaze Orange
6. Shotguns & Shotshells
7. Icy Weather = Hot Rabbit Hunting
8. Look for the Rabbits Eyes
9. Watch Over Your Shoulder, Rabbits Can Circle Behind You
10. Stop-and-Go Hunting
11. Look for Woodland Rabbits
12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
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Because such areas usually receive less hunting pressure, they often hide extraordinary numbers of rabbits. 12. Take a Kid Rabbit Hunting
To get the most out of your next rabbit hunt, take a kid with you -- a son, a daughter, a niece, a nephew, a grandchild or maybe a neighbor's child. It was in the cottontail fields most of us were trained as young hunters. We may have dreamed of deer or more exotic game like grizzlies and lions, but with cottontails, we learned the crucial basics about hunting, nature and ourselves. Share these things with children. Share the fun and excitement, the triumphs and disappointments, the barrage of wonderful sensations experienced on a rabbit hunt. Our heritage of hunting is a priceless treasure. Do your part to pass it on. Tagged under
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The number of members is over 4 million worldwide, but mostly in the biggest cities of the US and UK. The app is launched by C&Z Tech Limited. Pros: Messaging to no-matches
Female-friendly (chat request for females)
Photos can be blurred for extra protection
Available in multiple languages
Has a web version
Unlimited free chat
Conceptually, promotes the women’s freedom from stigmatized views
Easy to block the unwanted contacts
Cons: Too many fake profiles and bots
Doesn’t save the search filters or geolocation
If you cancel your trial, the app charges you anyway
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Expert’s conclusion: Usually, when something is called number one, you should check it twice. HUD is exactly such a case. With such a noble and actual, important concept, it could do better, but the developers obviously didn’t manage. It would be too bad and cynical if they combined such a massive social concept of women’s freedom with a banal usage of commercial robots or a cooperation with scammers. So we presume they just didn’t provide the proper technical security and allowed to fraudulent accounts to become an absolute majority. There almost aren’t positive reviews from the users at all, only complaints. For sure, we cannot rate high such an app and we cannot really recommend it to people.
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With such a noble and actual, important concept, it could do better, but the developers obviously didn’t manage. It would be too bad and cynical if they combined such a massive social concept of women’s freedom with a banal usage of commercial robots or a cooperation with scammers. So we presume they just didn’t provide the proper technical security and allowed to fraudulent accounts to become an absolute majority. There almost aren’t positive reviews from the users at all, only complaints. For sure, we cannot rate high such an app and we cannot really recommend it to people. The idea of HUD was good and fair but it needed some more technical effort. Nowadays, the majority of social projects connected with women’s rights, usually win. They get an appropriate support and are well-developed. Women are in favour in a today society and such projects become successful easier, with a bigger guarantee. But the HUD app missed the chance.
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But even aside of that problem with the bots and scammers, the app isn’t very innovative or intriguing: its features are very plain.
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It still isn’t clear, why. The owners would get much more profit if they were diligent and professional enough… or let’s say, more caring towards this important concept. Best Dating Apps Free: List of Top 3 Dating Apps for 2019
But even aside of that problem with the bots and scammers, the app isn’t very innovative or intriguing: its features are very plain. There’s nothing cool or trendy about it that could attract the youngsters, neither it’s reliable enough to make older people like it. It’s just one big imperfection, this app. Therefore, as a summary, we find the HUD platform weak and inappropriate for users of any age who are seeking hookups and casual relationships. In fact, nothing can be settled or organized through this app and it’s nearly useless. We do not exclude the possibility though that developers will eventually fix the flaws and let independent women find as many sexual adventures as they want.
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There’s nothing cool or trendy about it that could attract the youngsters, neither it’s reliable enough to make older people like it. It’s just one big imperfection, this app. Therefore, as a summary, we find the HUD platform weak and inappropriate for users of any age who are seeking hookups and casual relationships. In fact, nothing can be settled or organized through this app and it’s nearly useless. We do not exclude the possibility though that developers will eventually fix the flaws and let independent women find as many sexual adventures as they want. But it doesn’t seem to be a very close in time perspective. Expert’s Rating
Overall 3 stars
Price 3 stars
Features 3 stars
Communication 2 stars
Safety 2 stars
Customer Support 3 stars
Technical info: Size: 167.4 MB
Current version: 5.6.3
Last updated:
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But it doesn’t seem to be a very close in time perspective. Expert’s Rating
Overall 3 stars
Price 3 stars
Features 3 stars
Communication 2 stars
Safety 2 stars
Customer Support 3 stars
Technical info: Size: 167.4 MB
Current version: 5.6.3
Last updated: December 14, 2018
Requires iOs: 10.0 or later
Requires Android: 4.1 and up
Age rating: 17+ (Frequent/Intense Mature/Suggestive Themes)
Email address: [email protected]
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In a calendar year? Visitors can come to the UK for purposes of tourism, visiting friends, business visits and similar. Visitors can stay for maximum 6 months in each 12 months. Not 6 months from each entry to the UK. Even if your visitor visa is for 5 or 10 years you can still stay for maximum 180 days in each of those years. How to count ‘6 months in 12 months’? A 12 months period starts from ‘now’, date in question or date of entry etc and you need to count backwards (not a calendar year). If you stayed in the UK for the whole 6 months then you have to stay away for the whole 6 months. If you come and go several times during a year then the total must be 180 days cumulatively in the last 12 months. Visitor rules are the same for all.
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How to count ‘6 months in 12 months’? A 12 months period starts from ‘now’, date in question or date of entry etc and you need to count backwards (not a calendar year). If you stayed in the UK for the whole 6 months then you have to stay away for the whole 6 months. If you come and go several times during a year then the total must be 180 days cumulatively in the last 12 months. Visitor rules are the same for all. Visitor visa rules aren’t. Visitor rules include: purpose of visits, no right to work, no right to use the NHS, no right to use the public funds (benefits), no right to switch to more serious visas inside the UK, ie no right to switch to a Spouse or work visa. Visitor visa rules relate to applying for a ‘visa stamp in the passport’ before travel. Some nationals need to apply for a visitor visa before travelling to the UK, such as Indian, Chinese, South African, Russian , Nigerian and many other nationals.
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Visitor visa rules aren’t. Visitor rules include: purpose of visits, no right to work, no right to use the NHS, no right to use the public funds (benefits), no right to switch to more serious visas inside the UK, ie no right to switch to a Spouse or work visa. Visitor visa rules relate to applying for a ‘visa stamp in the passport’ before travel. Some nationals need to apply for a visitor visa before travelling to the UK, such as Indian, Chinese, South African, Russian , Nigerian and many other nationals. Some other nationals do not need to apply for a visitor visa before travelling to the UK. Examples include American, Australian, Brazilian and other nationals. These nationals do not need to apply for a ‘visa stamp’ before travelling, they can just come here, explain their purpose of visit at the border control, prove they have enough funds to support themselves, possibly show a return ticket. Then they would get a stamp in the passport with the date, airport/port name and an endorsement saying he/she is admitted for 6 months without a right to work. This is what people call ‘travelling without a visa’.
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Some other nationals do not need to apply for a visitor visa before travelling to the UK. Examples include American, Australian, Brazilian and other nationals. These nationals do not need to apply for a ‘visa stamp’ before travelling, they can just come here, explain their purpose of visit at the border control, prove they have enough funds to support themselves, possibly show a return ticket. Then they would get a stamp in the passport with the date, airport/port name and an endorsement saying he/she is admitted for 6 months without a right to work. This is what people call ‘travelling without a visa’. Those who need to have a visitor visa have to apply at the British Embassy (or now usually a visa centre, such as VFS Global or WorldBridge), get a visa stamp in the passport, then travel to the UK. Upon arrival at the border control they would face the same questioning (purpose, proving they can support themselves etc) and get an airport stamp on the visa. For more advice please email [email protected] or visit www.1st4immigration.com
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The M-110 8-inch (203 mm) self-propelled howitzer first entered service with the US Army in 1963 and was the largest self-propelled howitzer in the United States Army's inventory. The M-110 was a “Howitzer” (low velocity, high trajectory, short range). The vehicle itself transports only two projectiles and five men, while the remainder of the ammunition and the crew is on board a tracked M-548. The M-548 was used in Vietnam as an ammo carrier in support of armored units or artillery. The M-107 175-mm self-propelled gun (the last self-propelled “Gun” (high velocity, low trajectory, long range) in the U.S. Army inventory) and the M-110 8-inch howitzer had identical carriages but different tubes. The 175-mm. gun fired a 147-pound projectile almost 33 kilometers (20.5 miles). This impressive range made it a valuable weapon for providing an umbrella of protection over large areas. The 8-inch howitzer fired a 200-pound projectile almost 17 kilometers (10.5 miles), plus being the most accurate weapon in the field artillery. The 8-inch howitzer was found with most division artilleries, and both the 8-inch howitzer and 175-mm.
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The 175-mm. gun fired a 147-pound projectile almost 33 kilometers (20.5 miles). This impressive range made it a valuable weapon for providing an umbrella of protection over large areas. The 8-inch howitzer fired a 200-pound projectile almost 17 kilometers (10.5 miles), plus being the most accurate weapon in the field artillery. The 8-inch howitzer was found with most division artilleries, and both the 8-inch howitzer and 175-mm. gun were with field force artillery. At field force, the proportion of 8-inch and 175-mm. weapons varied. Since the weapons had identical carriages, the common practice was to install those tubes that best met the current tactical needs. One day a battery might be 175-mm;
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gun were with field force artillery. At field force, the proportion of 8-inch and 175-mm. weapons varied. Since the weapons had identical carriages, the common practice was to install those tubes that best met the current tactical needs. One day a battery might be 175-mm; a few days later, it might be half 175-mm and half 8-inch. Designed to be part of a common family of weapons utilizing the same chassis components, the M-107 and M-110 were essentially the same vehicle mounting different barrels. The hull of the M-110 is identical to that of the M-107 and is made of all-welded armor and high-tensile alloy steel with the driver at the front of the hull on the left, the engine to his right and the main armament at the rear. It features five road wheels on either side of the chassis with idler arms attached to torsion bars, with the track driven from the front by a 450 hp General Motors turbo supercharged diesel. Click here for an article on the M-107 that is on the website of the Army Historical Foundation.
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a few days later, it might be half 175-mm and half 8-inch. Designed to be part of a common family of weapons utilizing the same chassis components, the M-107 and M-110 were essentially the same vehicle mounting different barrels. The hull of the M-110 is identical to that of the M-107 and is made of all-welded armor and high-tensile alloy steel with the driver at the front of the hull on the left, the engine to his right and the main armament at the rear. It features five road wheels on either side of the chassis with idler arms attached to torsion bars, with the track driven from the front by a 450 hp General Motors turbo supercharged diesel. Click here for an article on the M-107 that is on the website of the Army Historical Foundation. It was also possible to mount a wrecker boom on the same chassis to change tubes and pull engines. Another vehicle that was used for changing barrels was the…
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The M-107 and the M-110 were both characterized by rapid barrel wear and the need to be able to change the barrels frequently and simply. The US Army developed a crane for this purpose based on the same tracked vehicle as the guns themselves. It has a turret with a boom rather than a gun barrel, and a winch, which gave it a recovery as well as a lifting potential. This equipment, the M-578, was issued to those artillery units using the guns during the 1970s.
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It was also possible to mount a wrecker boom on the same chassis to change tubes and pull engines. Another vehicle that was used for changing barrels was the…
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The M-107 and the M-110 were both characterized by rapid barrel wear and the need to be able to change the barrels frequently and simply. The US Army developed a crane for this purpose based on the same tracked vehicle as the guns themselves. It has a turret with a boom rather than a gun barrel, and a winch, which gave it a recovery as well as a lifting potential. This equipment, the M-578, was issued to those artillery units using the guns during the 1970s. When the guns were withdrawn from service the M-578 was redesignated a Light Armored Recovery Vehicle, used to recover damaged vehicles from the battlefield. The hydraulic crane is housed in a turret mounted at the rear of the chassis. A stabilizing spade hydraulically lowers from the rear. Click here to see an M-578 (link courtesy of Dan O'Brien 1/83rd)
There is a considerable amount of technical information on the 8-inch howitzer and 175-mm gun on the following website: 15th Field Artillery Regiment
Following are some Frequently Asked Questions.
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When the guns were withdrawn from service the M-578 was redesignated a Light Armored Recovery Vehicle, used to recover damaged vehicles from the battlefield. The hydraulic crane is housed in a turret mounted at the rear of the chassis. A stabilizing spade hydraulically lowers from the rear. Click here to see an M-578 (link courtesy of Dan O'Brien 1/83rd)
There is a considerable amount of technical information on the 8-inch howitzer and 175-mm gun on the following website: 15th Field Artillery Regiment
Following are some Frequently Asked Questions. Q. What were the specs on the M-110 and the M-107? A. There were different models and there are several websites that have specs on the M-107 and M-110 but generally, it weighed approximately 31.2 tons and had a top speed of 34mph. It had a cruising range of 325 miles and was powered by diesel fuel (1.3 mpg) with a capacity of 300 gallons. Its length was 35.3 ft. and its height was 10.3ft.
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Q. What were the specs on the M-110 and the M-107? A. There were different models and there are several websites that have specs on the M-107 and M-110 but generally, it weighed approximately 31.2 tons and had a top speed of 34mph. It had a cruising range of 325 miles and was powered by diesel fuel (1.3 mpg) with a capacity of 300 gallons. Its length was 35.3 ft. and its height was 10.3ft. Some Battery mechanics removed governors and made other modifications strictly not in the books to boost speed. Q. How many men were in a gun section? A. Although the specs called for 13 men,
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