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Originally Posted by SakoShooter
I don't know about the rest of you, but the draw hunting has for me, is the aspect of being able to do it yourself. Obviously, you can buy meat at the supermarket for far less than it costs to hunt it.
There's something about the satisfaction that comes from honing a skill and then applying it. I use a Rangefinder, sure. But I guess for me, there's still a large element of skill and know how that is taken away when the scope does all of the work for you.
I think it's a gimmick. An efficiency that takes a lot of the fun and reward out of the sport.
Not that I will criticise anyone who wants to use this..... just takes too much of the romance away for the Don Quixote.
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X2....not a fan of anything that relies on batteries,and all this gadgetry imho just takes away from the satisfaction and skill required.
Technology is always advancing and lots of hunters especially newbies with not a lot of success or experience behind them with more money than skill are always looking for that magic foolproof silver bullet.Worse yet,they think these techno-miracle gadgets make them into an instant sniper and start lobbing 700yard shots at live game with no real world shooting experience to speak of.....long range for dummies.
Don’t get me wrong,I’m not saying that EVERYBODY that buys into these gadgets is an inexperienced rifletard,just that it probably gives too many others an unearned false sense of confidence.