Sweating It Out

"I once spent a hot August afternoon baking in a box blind that sat along a dusty two-track cut straight through a South Carolina pine plantation. It was the week of the state's deer opener, among the first in the country, and we were hoping to test a new bullet from a major manufacturer. The first few days of the hunt were fruitless, with no one even seeing a glimpse of a deer during daylight hours." [Continue reading "Sweating It Out" in the August issue of Petersen's Hunting]

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