positions. Little if any conversation is needed on the trail in,and the captain is relieved of responsibility.
The larger the party the fewer drives were made. Thosethat had shots are looking for arrows. The alibis for misses orself recriminations for lost chances must all be thoroughlyexpounded. This all takes time, but is part of the fun.
Often an archer is not sure whether or not he has made ahit. The arrow must be found or a thorough search made tobe sure there is no blood trail before leaving the spot. Twice Ihave thought I missed running deer only to find the bloodtrail when looking for the arrow.
