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Archers should be getting ready to hunt by carefully checking their equipment, sharpening broadheads and practicing with silhouette field targets. These targets, especially those which are life size, get the archer accustomed to firing at “vital spots" rather than just “ at the deer."

A good rule when hunting is to always identify the intended target before firing a shot or loosening the arrow. Following this rule will help reduce hunting accidents.

“Most hunters carry some type of a cutting tool for dressing game. These knives, hand axes or bone saws should be sharpened. A dull knife in the field is not only frustrating but is more dangerous than a properly honed one," noted the Extension specialist.

Checking wearing apparel well in advance of the day it is needed will add to the comfort of the hunt. Clothing with snags or tears from last season needs repair. Clothing should be matched to the expected temperature and weather conditions. Footwear is especially important for a painful blister can ruin an otherwise enjoyable hunting experience. Check boot

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