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Cyber Bowhunt – Javelina Stalking Part #1

Robert Hoague by Robert Hoague
February 13, 2022 - Updated on February 15, 2022
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Virtual Bowhunt – Javelina Bowhunt 

It’s a chilly day in the dense South Texas woods. You hide your pickup near a clump of thin trees, and continue on foot down the very old woods road that you use to access javelina hang outs. Half a mile into the dense brush the unmistakable strong odor of javelina lets you know that javelinas recently came through the immediate area. First you check the rough road. You locate tracks where a group of javelina had crossed the woods road a short timr ago. You follow their tracks into the brush; a mixture of tall grass, thorny black brush, occasional thorny mesquites and the javelina’s favorite delicacy — the juicy and accurately named prickly pear cactus.

Visibility is limited in this low but dense terrain. The tracks soon play out in the grass and dry, sandy soil. A hundred yards later you walk around a big clump of cactus and see … some javelina! One is only 6 yards from you.

What Do You Do Now?

  1. Draw your bow immediately so you can shoot right now.
  2. Slowly draw your bow, inch by inch, until you are at full draw. 
  3. Freeze, and see what the javelina does.

























Draw your bow immediately so you can shoot right now.
The javelina sees your motion and runs away. Start over.







Slowly draw your bow, inch by inch, until you are at full draw and shoot.
Nope. The shot angle is wrong. Start over.
























Freeze, and see what the javelina does.

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