2009 Road Hunting Buck

[MtnMuley]

Geez, if I hurt his feelings with my original post, I'm sorry.  Just thought a "true sportsman" wouldn't take advantage of his other hunters by driving by them when they couldn't, then post his success story on a public forum.  If I pulled that sh*t in my neck of the woods, I'd probably get beat up at the local watering hole the next night.

[Woodchuck]

Geezus... you guys are right, burn this kid at the stake. I mean holy smokes he had access to private ground and he used it, he then has the audacity to play by the rules and then be honest about it. What is this world coming to 

[h20hunter]

I don't see how he is taking advantage of any other hunters. I certainly don't feel that way and I'm a "other hunter". Please don't speak for all of us. The only advantage he took was he had a key to the gate during his employment with the company. If I own land and have it gated I'm allowed to give anyone I want a key and still post a sign saying feel free to hunt without permission. My land, my rules. If you feel that you are being disadvanted by having access to gated land knowing full well there are people, hunters even, with keys you probably should find a roadless area. By hunting a roadless area you will then, by your statment, not being taken advantage of.

[6x6in6]

Geezus... you guys are right, burn this kid at the stake. I mean holy smokes he had access to private ground and he used it, he then has the audacity to play by the rules and then be honest about it. What is this world coming to 

No kidding!!!

Congrats True!!!

[grundy53]

It was legal. If you guy's don't like it then don't do it. But you shouldn't judge him. If anything judge the timber company for allowing it.

Yes we should judge him.  And he is responsible for his own actions... not the timber company or anyone else.  He should seriously consider changing his handle on this site to something more befitting.

? "his own actions" were completely legal and to most people, Ethical. Why should he have to copy his hunting style from you?

[grundy53]

I don't see how he is taking advantage of any other hunters. I certainly don't feel that way and I'm a "other hunter". Please don't speak for all of us. The only advantage he took was he had a key to the gate during his employment with the company. If I own land and have it gated I'm allowed to give anyone I want a key and still post a sign saying feel free to hunt without permission. My land, my rules. If you feel that you are being disadvanted by having access to gated land knowing full well there are people, hunters even, with keys you probably should find a roadless area. By hunting a roadless area you will then, by your statment, not being taken advantage of.

  If you don't like it then don't hunt on property that allows their employee's to drive behind the gates.

[Lowedog]

Geez, if I hurt his feelings with my original post, I'm sorry.  Just thought a "true sportsman" wouldn't take advantage of his other hunters by driving by them when they couldn't, then post his success story on a public forum.  If I pulled that sh*t in my neck of the woods, I'd probably get beat up at the local watering hole the next night.

I'm sure you would never do anything like that!       Yeah Right!

[MtnMuley]

Geez, if I hurt his feelings with my original post, I'm sorry.  Just thought a "true sportsman" wouldn't take advantage of his other hunters by driving by them when they couldn't, then post his success story on a public forum.  If I pulled that sh*t in my neck of the woods, I'd probably get beat up at the local watering hole the next night.

I'm sure you would never do anything like that!       Yeah Right!

The thing is, you could have too.............there wasn't a locked gate.............and I didn't post my success story.

[Lowedog]

Geez, if I hurt his feelings with my original post, I'm sorry.  Just thought a "true sportsman" wouldn't take advantage of his other hunters by driving by them when they couldn't, then post his success story on a public forum.  If I pulled that sh*t in my neck of the woods, I'd probably get beat up at the local watering hole the next night.

I'm sure you would never do anything like that!       Yeah Right!

The thing is, you could have too.............there wasn't a locked gate.............and I didn't post my success story.

How do you know I didn't? 

[MtnMuley]

Geez, if I hurt his feelings with my original post, I'm sorry.  Just thought a "true sportsman" wouldn't take advantage of his other hunters by driving by them when they couldn't, then post his success story on a public forum.  If I pulled that sh*t in my neck of the woods, I'd probably get beat up at the local watering hole the next night.

I'm sure you would never do anything like that!       Yeah Right!

The thing is, you could have too.............there wasn't a locked gate.............and I didn't post my success story.

How do you know I didn't? 

I meant, you DID too!

[jackelope]

It's going to be a long off-season here at hunt-wa.

[kglacken]

Hey nice buck! take em how you can get em. in my opinion if it is legal there aint nothing wrong with it!

Too many people get carried away with road hunting but hey if i had keys to a gate during late buck id be covering as much ground as possible! Good job man great hunt!

[WDFW-SUX]

might be the thred of the year...

[jackelope]

Whats odd is that I didn't get trashed for killing my buck off the road this year.
 

I posted it in my story plain as day too.

[6x6in6]

I wanna know what type of vehicle it was an was it gas or diesel.