RE: Bucks of Tecomonte... what a joke..
I think we need to seperate the different facts a bit. Most of what they're doing is in actuality extremely hard work - it's the hunting portion that isn't in our minds. All of the farming, planning, watering, and managing of the properties is hard work. The people who do that are just like every other midwest farmer putting long hours, except the crop is different. The farmers and wildlife biologists have a hard job on those ranches, it takes a lot of time and even more money to produce any ranch of that caliber. The hunting portion on the other hand is the easy part. Pop up tripod, have truck drive you to tripod, wait, shoot straight, deer. Done. Hunt over. That's not the kind of hunting the majority of us like or agree with, but that is how it is done in that part of the country at times. Who are we to knock them for their way of life? Just know in your mind that your deer came at a greater cost of time and exertion and with greater skill involved.