We always had our hunters re-zero their rifles before the hunt starts.

Most times they needed re-sighting - whether knocked off by the trip -ie: baggage handlers or merely due to improper sighting in the first place - thus re-sighting or checking the sights was ALWAYS a good idea.

Interesting how many hunters did not know how to adjust the sights - seems they had some money, bought a rifle - go'in huntin' - AND "THEY sighted it in at the store when they mounted the scope".

How many have heard that one?