How to Shoot Wolves from an Airplane

Posted on 15 November 2018 by The Tactical Hermit

How to Shoot Wolves from an Airplane

Fascinating interview with 100 year old Trapper and Hunter Roy Eykamp; the last of a dying breed.

I have always been fascinated by trappers and mountain men who made their living from living off the land and harvesting pelts.

When I was a kid growing up in Central Texas, I would go out trapping and fox hunting with my Dad and those are some of my best childhood memories to be sure.

I like the advice he gives about shooting from an aircraft or any moving vehicle. You never traverse your aim horizontally (left to right) you only move vertically (up and down).

Stay Alert, Armed and Dangerous!

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