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Quote from: kramer on September 10, 2011, 02:39:35 PMgo to utah and hunt. almost every person who draws the tag brings 4-6 guys with them its crazy to see the amount of people that help for one tag. if you have fifty employees which i believe is how many doyle has you are sure to have one or two people that mess up. it happens. we get it at my work and at any given time there is nine. all im saying is you shouldnt be bashing his name for something his guides have did. i doubt you will see any replys from team mossback. there never is on monster muleys when people start the same rants.I didn't read every post, but I think this comment by kramer pretty likely nails the situation. Moss has plenty of guides and there are lots of other people looking for big bulls so they can collect on his reward that he offers for finding monster bulls. There is no telling what lengths some of these people will go to, I doubt Moss asks them to break laws, but there is no way he has control over all these people's actions all the time. However, if something happens he is undoubtedly the one to take the blame. Not saying I agree with any of it, but I doubt he is actually telling these guides to go block roads, break laws, etc. That is not going to fly with the regulating agencies. Maybe he should tell them all to straighten out or hit the road, and maybe he has, none of us know what measures he may have taken one way or the other. As far as the guy in the blues that is reportedly working for Moss, I doubt Moss knew the guy has a record. Here's an incident that happened to me, I hired a guy several years ago that talked a good story, seemed to be a good hunter, and sounded OK, when I tried to get him licensed in Idaho, his license was declined and I found out the guy had a string of poaching violations on his record, so I immediately got rid of him. So from personal experience I can tell you that Moss may not have known he was hiring a problem individual. If the guy had photos of a big bull that Moss needs he would be inclined to hire him. But it sounds like that individual may have already gotten Moss into some more hot water.I would just like to remind everyone, there is so much jealousy in hunting that you need to know the facts before you bash someone based on rumors and 3rd hand stories. For example: every time a new world record is taken there are people who start vicious rumors, some people can't stand to see someone else get the biggest animals. (Chuck Adams Montana elk are a prime example.) I am not saying anyone here is at fault or that Moss does everything right, I really don't know. Just saying you might want to have the facts before you make accusations. What he said about Utah is true, when someone gets a primo tag, half the family plus friends just want to go along on the hunt. It's not necessarily about looking for 400 class bulls with many, it's just good times with family and friends.
go to utah and hunt. almost every person who draws the tag brings 4-6 guys with them its crazy to see the amount of people that help for one tag. if you have fifty employees which i believe is how many doyle has you are sure to have one or two people that mess up. it happens. we get it at my work and at any given time there is nine. all im saying is you shouldnt be bashing his name for something his guides have did. i doubt you will see any replys from team mossback. there never is on monster muleys when people start the same rants.
I didn't get their bull... and I won't get it, not this year. My tag has been punched. 9/11 bull baby!!
What specifically did Mr. Teal do that disqualifies him from guiding? Lots of heresay, no specifics.
How about a little intro first mainstream? Quite a post to jump into for your first post.
