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How do you shoot the guy on perfessional sniper?
shoot the branch
What are buds for?
shoot, branch, sprout, sprig, offshoot
A shoot or secondary stem growing from the main stem?
Branch
What is gootee?
In a branch of an aerial shoot a ring of bark is removed. The portion above the ring swells and produces roots. The shoot is removed and called gootee.
What do you do in mission 5 in sniper assasin 2?
Level 5 of Sniper Assassin 2 is "Loving Wife" - as the old guy jogs along the path, drop a tree branch on him. Anytime after he passes the center, shoot the base of the large left branch of the tree at far right. (see related question)
How do you beat loving wife on tactical assassin 2?
all you have to do is shoot the the brach on the tree to the right. its the left branch. but you hav to shoot closer to the middle of the tree when he is under it
Does the army shoot at 500 yards in basic training?
No, only marine recruits shoot from 500 yards out. it is one of the many skills that separate a marine from any other branch
How do you kill the guy in sniper assassin 2 loving wife?
Shoot the left branch on the right tree
what is a name for a shoot twig or sprout of a tree?
A shoot, twig, or sprout of a tree is commonly referred to as a "sucker" if it grows from the base of the tree or from its roots. Another term that can be used is "sprig," which typically refers to a small branch or shoot that can also bear leaves and flowers.
Shoot of a plant?
A shoot of a plant is a young, tender stem that grows from the main stem or branch. Shoots typically have leaves and can develop into new branches, flowers, or fruit. They are important for the growth and reproduction of plants.
How did broccoli get its name?
Broccoli (Brassica oleracea italica) takes its name from the Italian brocco and the Latin bracchiummeaning arm, branch, or shoot.
What eats the okapi's?
They eat Shoot, (a young branch of a tree or plant) buds, grass, fruit, fungi and leaves.
