Blood Trails Ii - 9780972280471

Make time to sit down with the Beast Master as soon as Blood Trails II arrives in your home, because you will want to sit back and go hunting with The Nuge himself! Written by one of the country's best-known deer-hunting fanatics (rock 'n' roll legend, host of “Surviving Nugent” on VH1 and “Spirit of the Wild” on The Outdoor Channel, and one of the nation's most strident hunting and firearms owners' advocate), BLOOD TRAILS II is packed with lore and lessons on hunting whitetails today. Sharing his own bowhunting experiences and philosophies, this completely updated and revised edition brings together strategies and tactics that are proven winners – in some cases; little-known techniques that just may work for you when nothing else will.Learn from Ted how to improve your arrow placement with his three-step archery prayer for shooting accuracy. Reflect on the blessings of the hunting season and how he believes, “self-sufficiency, after all, is the ultimate American Dream of independence and individualism . . . no doubt about it, hunting is the last and best way to remain in touch with a planet that miraculously sustains us all.” Get charged with his love of bringing archery to new shooters as he declares, “Every man, woman, boy, or girl, falls in love with the Zen-like charge of making that next arrow better.” Any hunter, rock 'n' roller, or just a Ted Nugent fan will want to add this book to his or her library. You will love and live along with Ted through his “absolute reverence for the precious beasts and their gift of protein.” This hardcover book has 256 pages including an 8-page color insert, over 80 new black and white photographs. There are 16 brand new “Teditorials,” a special section on “Ask Uncle Ted,” 12 compelling new hunts with Ted, 120 of his favorite hunts, and rock 'n' roll photos, too.Chapters include: * Ask Uncle Ted How to Maximize Your Spirit of the Wild * The Hunting vs. Anti-Hunting Game * Nuge's Favorite HuntStories * Ted & Shemane's Favorite Recipes * Mother Nature is a Bitch, But I Still Love Her