Shaking Leg?

[kikinhorse]

Who else's Back leg shakes when the big boy comes in? You know it does don't lie.....lol

 

[ghost]

Maybe, but I'm too busy keeping my heart in my chest to notice my legs. Lol

 

[kikinhorse]

Thats what it's all about..

 

[ghost]

Most of the time I am on my knees though. So not to far a fall if my leg gives way. Lol

 

[WardDawg7]

Pure adrenaline effects us all in different ways,  I usually wonder why they can't hear my pulse pounding like a boom box and who knows what else is shaking?  We are all addicted and should get counseling

 

[Idaho_Elk_DIY]

I'm calm and cool during them coming in and getting ready to shoot its after its over when I become a wreck.

 

[Bullhunter]

I'm too focused on the bull to know what's goin on with my legs..

 

[GoatT]

I will get the "elvis-legs" a going once in a while when they are coming in, but once they are within range I calm down and am pretty calm (even when a screaming bull is within 20 yards).  I try to calm myself down so that I can pick the precise spot i want to put the shot. 

 

[Stealth1id]

Rock solid until after the shot then the shakes and everstuff. Speaking of which I can't wait till the everstuff happens again. Bears and Turkeys are only 73 days and a wake-up away.

 

[MT_mulies]

Haha this is a classic for hunters. When I'm sitting there waiting and I know something is coming in it feels like I'm going to pass out. I almost like it better when they just show up out of nowhere because then I can't think about it haha. I get really nervous right before I draw. I'm not sure which shaking I hate more. The shaking because something is coming in and I can't control my adrenaline, or the shaking from having a staredown and not being able to move and some part of my body is in a not very comfortable position and it starts shaking from being numb. Haha

 

[Kglacken]

My biggest problem is slowing my breathing down. i will never forget my first case of buck fever. I was 12, Northern Idaho and a 140 whitetail came around the corner 20 yards from me. My legs were shaking then  ;D

 

[Montana_BackCountry]

Ha... and I notice in significant cold weather I shake even more.  It's like the shivers get a solid shot of steroids.  Late season archery for white tails can be a very similar experience. 
I still remember Shooting my first bull at age 15... I seriously almost passed out.  The funniest part was trying to play it cool in front of my dad and just about blacking out!