I think its more appropriate to both non-hunters and young hunters to take quality pictures in the field. I have landlords that come here from California that do not hunt, but to show respect to me they always ask to see my hunting pictures. They have seen a few pictures of deer that have been gutted out in the pickup box, with the tongue hanging out and you could tell they were disgusted. When they see a nice picture with a good background they always seem to comment on how nice the photo is, etc. So I guess it just boils down to personal preference, and I'd rather take the extra time for a clean picture in the field than a so-so in the pickup box.