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Hell Hole \ˈhel\ \ˈhōl\
noun
A hell hole is a place you don’t want to go to, but you know that’s where the critters you’re after are hiding. Kenyon: “I hunt a hell hole in Michigan with thick briar thorns all over the place. The deer love it.”
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MeatEater Glossary: Garhole
Garhole /ɡär-hōl/
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Everyone has hunting or fishing buddies that drive them crazy. There are two ways to deal with them. You can suck it up and endure, or you can give them the ol’ garhole. Watch the video to find out more. For the full collection of the MeatEater Glossary, where you’ll...
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MeatEater Glossary: Blind
Blind \ˈblīnd \
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A blind is useful for cover and concealment used while hunting. It can be used for deer, turkeys, or other species of pursuit. Kenyon: “I made a blind myself as a kid with ski poles and camo fabric.”
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