For the unfortunate ignorant, Big Buck Hunter ("BBH" -- best said with a truncated lilt) is a simulation hunting game found at those peddlers of fine beverages that could only be described as having "character." To date, the current DC establishments worthy of such an electronic magnificence:

1) Pour House, Capitol Hill
Known for Thursday $1 beer night and phenomenal burgers; our most common haunt.
2) Kelly's Irish Times, Union Station
Never actually played BBH here; too drunk from kickball. Machine existence confirmed through photography of other calamities.
3) Rocket Bar, Chinatown
Blue glitter bartops; enough said.
4) Garret's, Georgetown
Apparently the place to go if you just broke up, if the jukebox is any indication; no better reason than to spend your night shooting things.
There is only one way to play BBH: loud, aggressively, largely wasted at the start but certainly so by the end, with constant smack talking to your opponent. Or onlookers, for that matter. Guzzle beer in between every round. (For 3-trek adventurers -- which is also the only way to play -- this entails sipping between all five rounds of each trek, plus the bonus round. Times three. Might want to have a second, or even third beer on hand before starting.) As a matter of fact, drink during rounds.
Nothing says commitment like holding a rapidly warming Miller bottle in between your yet-chipped teeth, waving a fluorescent green shotgun at digital deer while pumping a plastic trigger so frantically even the couple making out in the corner peel blearily away to wonder what the fuss is about. I just made round Buck Hunter, betches!
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