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How to sound 'educated' in a hunt camp

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I had a brainstorming session while driving home last night. To help you bring some 'colour' to the dinner table, or camp stove, while at the hunt camp – drop some of these wordy mouthfuls and tell me how they go over...

 

When referring to your rifle/shotgun: “Do you like my lead propulsion device?”

When referring to the woodpile: “The location our primary combustible fuel source has reached minimal levels.”

When referring to Mom’s chilli: “The potential explosive force that exists in this food source exceeds daily recommended limits.”

When referring to tracking a deer: “My attack vector is parallel to my target’s current angle of retreat.”

When referring to the amount of snoring at night: “Did you notice the concerted expulsions of random forced air movements in the bunks last night?”

When explaining why you got lost: “My internal geo-positional mechanism experienced a brief session of environmental interference from my primary mapping sensor array.”

When explaining how you missed a deer: “the expected path trajectory of my bullet was slightly altered by a sudden onset of a physiological manifestation of tremors radiating quickly to my outer extremities.”

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Bill Anderson

Bill Anderson

Bill Anderson is a Canadian Outdoor Blogger at his own blog, Muskoka Outdoors. He also is a blog contributor to the World Fishing Network website.

Many of his adventures can also be read on other media website outlets like the Chicago Sun Times websites and The Examiner.

Bill has a biology degree and is equally comfortable with a spinning, fly rod and hunting rifle.

Website: muskokaoutdoors.ca

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