naturegirl Report post Posted September 3, 2013 5. Limit the pressure. If she's not comfortable with something, listen to her. If she doesn't want to take a shot at 400 feet, that should be it. Everyone now knows that I will shoot only when I'm ready period. +1 on what Naturegirl posted, especially number 5. Don't get aggressive when it's time to shoot, let her take her time and make a great shot. If the shot doesn't feel right to her, don't push her to take the shot. Rushing her and yelling at her to shoot, won't help the buck get killed. I find that most women hunters are very calm and collected when it comes time to shoot and they wait until they feel just right about the shot. Most men on the other hand seem to rush things and get very excited at the time to shoot, which often results in missed shots or requiring multiple shots to kill the animal. Well said Most of the things people have mentioned carry over to children too! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
