daulongranch, YOU DON'T HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY MAN. I AM NOT A STUPID TO GO OUT THERE WHERE I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING. I MEANT I WOULD LOVE TO GO FOR HUNTING,BUT OFFCOURSE WITH SOMEONE HAVING ENOUGH EXPERIENCE. ARE YOU ALL THINKING I AM CRAZY OR WHAT? I KIND A EXPECTED MIXED REACTIONS IN THIS FORUM.I DON'T BLAME YOU ALL ABOUT IT. I HATE THOSE GUYS AS MUCH AS YOU ALL HATE THEM. FROM THAT POINT I THINK I AM A DIFFERENT MUSLIM.

Mohammed i dont think it had as much to do with being a muslim as it did the inability to handle a firearm in the field...having someone that is a responsible hunter with you is a good start but you still should take the hunters education course. Good Luck

Sounds to me like you are BEYOND help

JMHO

MA:

Ok, I'm going to assume that you are serious and would really like some help. It's hard to tell on these forums, who is legit and who is just trolling. But just on the chance that here we have a guy who has no background in shooting or hunting but sincerely would like to learn:

My thought would be that you need some one-on-one individual instruction on firearm use handling, and SAFETY...much like most of us here got from our dads or some other responsible adult when we were kids. IMO, there is just too much to learn, and it's too important, to try to pick it up from posts on an internet forum.

Do you have any friends that hunt or shoot? If so, talk to them and ask for help/instruction. Short of that, depending on where you live, there may be a shooting range nearby where you can talk to people about guns, and perhaps take a lesson or two.

IMO, it would be pretty agressive to start from zero knowldege and progress to a point where you can safely participate in deer hunting in a month or so, without a LOT of personal attention/training.

If you are serious, welcome to the fraternity and I wish you luck....we need all the new hunters and shooters we can get!

Again, mohammad, are you in the Middle East right now or are you in Texas? If in Texas, how long have you been here? Are you here legally?

It doesn't take much to tell that either you're very young or you haven't mastered the language yet.

You get my drift?

Very well said JJH, and yes, MA, welcome to the forum. We're glad you're here. I'd follow what JJH has said and find someone in your area to take you out and start on the basics of shooting first.

Still interesting after one day,,,,,,

Thinks we gots a serious chain yanker or is that yanker chain ???

your not by chance from Kazakhstan?

Guys...IN ALL HONESTLY, I dont know how much further this one should go. Really this could open a big can of worms that "WE" dont need right now NOR need to get much more members involved in either.

Big_orn, i am not from middle eastern or never been there.i am from bangladesh. I live in austin, texas. had a little hard time understanding what the word "drift" means. learning the language everyday. don't know a lot of slang words.I really appreciate JJH 's reply.I don't know anyone who hunts.

WOW, do they hunt in bangladesh, guess you didn't...hmmmmm you need to get some huntin buddies, go to London Texas on a Saturday night and ask around.....bet you'll find some fine folks that would help ya....buy some folks a round or two....really, you dont need to hunt this year, but you could be ready by next year, go to a range in Austin and hire somone to train you to shoot safely, watch lots of huntin shows, buy all the stuff they tell you, then you need to buy some land way out in west texas, or get a lease in mexico. and your all set....you will have to take the Hunter Ed class...if u hunt in TX

Munching on the popcorn provided by HwyMan.......still interesting,,,,,,

He would need that Hunters Ed Course for hunting out of state as well. Most states require that if your state of residence requires you to have one, then you need to carry one when hunting in theirs as well.

Mohammad Ali reminds me of a member we had by the name of Rahib from Irann Texas!

I think Rahib was asking for advice on how to bomb hogs.....Yall remember that?

I think maybe you should just try knife hunting hogs for now.

day 1: take a hunters' safety course and buy a hunting license.

day 2: buy a .22 from a pawn shop and go to a shooting range - practice at 50 yards all day long, remember what you learned the previous day

day 3: realize how expensive it is to buy land - look for a hunting lease in the paper

day 4: more shooting practice with the .22 at the shooting range...

day 5: find a hunting lease that you can afford and sign up....

day 6: buy a truck more shooting practice...

day 7: buy a Remington 870 express 12 ga. shotgun...

day 8: go to lease and shoot some skeet.... practice shooting birds with shotgun, practice shooting rabbits with the .22.....

good luck.

We need a poll.

Who thinks we're being Baited???

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080723150250AAzFOY5

Of course.