Deer, sheep, mountain lions, and bears, oh my!

I bought the wii version of this so I could own the kick ass rifle that was supposed to be with the ga

me, but I couldn't find a store that had the thing so I was stuck using my Wii mote along with the NumChuck. The game consists of 12, long tedious missions that need a huge improvement on pacing, as it is almost unbearable to grind your way through to shoot a variety of animals and wild life with only a handful of weapons at your disposal. They have some log walking action in which you must tilt your wii mote in the general direction so you don't fall off.

When you are hunting animals, you will be given signs that give you xp for finding so said signs that give you details on so said animals you are hunting, (small hint: pressing on the down button shows you were to go, so animal signs are not really needed.) 
That is pretty much the Career mode, not much to say about it. There is another mode, called "The Shooting Gallery", which puts you in some smaller hunting missions and allows you to use weapons that you unlocked in Career mode. There is really no reason to play this game twice, as it would probably make me want to strangle myself with the controller cord, and it is really hard to recommend this game to any one else unless you are a die hard hunting fan that doesn't want to bother leaving his couch.