Draft:How to deal with green does where you're a semi-skilled hunter
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Last edited by Qwerfjkl (bot) (talk | contribs) 23 days ago. (Update) |
- 1. Never approach them with a camera. Indeed, a shotgun is way less frightening for them.
- 2. Conversely, never try to shoot them with a camera.
- 3. Preferrably, use rubber bullets to hunt when a green doe is in the forest.
- 4. You can throw dictionaries in bushes to make bears and crows laugh, because it prevent them from concentrating.