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Post by: youruhnate on October 19, 2009, 07:24:03 PM
I wonder how much time you spent pre-season scouting the area to find such a nice Buck? Or did a friend show you the area? Now the whole crew is taking over the spot? so much for keeping good hunting areas on the down low!
Post by: beav1980 on October 19, 2009, 09:12:14 PM
Post by: youruhnate on October 20, 2009, 07:48:22 PM
the thing you don't know is that He only found this spot by joining me on my muzzleloading trip which I had scouted many times before. I found "the ridge" and spooked a huge buck at that location 2 weeks before hand. I had to fill my doe tag instead.
I admit that I do not own the animals, nor the public land; the buck he shot probably is not even the same one I saw. For that, I say "good job, Nice Buck! And great shot!"
I wouldn't have shown him the area if I didn't want him to hunt it. The problem is that he showed more people, and they will show more people....
..... Sooner than later a great hunting spot (that I discovered through research and hiking on & off season) becomes a not so great spot (like he mentioned [Greyback] probably because it is over hunted due to loose lips)
So for my hard work and research, it was a productive spot for both of us, but I receive no thank you from him. Instead; the biggest insult you can give to a friend/hunter; showing more people a good hunting spot which he was entrusted to enjoy alone.
that makes me the fool. Not again!
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