[Larry Lucido]

More clickbait from the Daily Plagiarist.

[Vaquero]

A good friend waited on a little knob on a cold snowy day. The rest of us was pushing an adjacent area of thickets towards him. Many deer broke in front in the thickets. We knew they would funnel toward the knob. We were hunting does or bucks and expected to hear a shot.

No shot.

When we got there my friend told the sad tale of a beautiful buck slowly wending it’s way toward a clearing. He sat there with his scopes rifleup near his face waiting. When the deer broke into a clearing he brought his gun up to see nothing. He had been breathing directly on the lens and the outside was fogged. He quickly tried to rub the fog off with his sleeve but made too much movement which spooked the deer into a run.

[trebb]

Never worried about conditions when hunting - target competition was a different deal.

[DCBryan1]

Interlacing final protective fire+ claymores.

[beebuster2000]

For every 20 degree drop in temperature, a bullet will average a 50 inch drop in trajectory

Calling BS on this one liner from the article. Likely a mis-print.

[mabarker1]

When I think of “Shooting in bad situations” I’m thinking of massive amounts of incoming Fire and I’m the only one with Ammo remaining🙁