I wholeheartedly agree. My brother and father in law always complain about how they have such "bad luck" hunting, while I have had good success. They say, "I sure wish I hunted on the land you do," as if I'm just dropped into deer. Meanwhile, I'm scent blocking, scouting, reading (this forum included), shooting hundreds of rounds per year both bow and gun, etc. While they shoot about 10 times with the bow, glad to hit a paper plate at 20 yards, trust their gun is still sighted from before because "It ain't like I dropped it or something," never thinking that maybe their shooting form doesn't exist, because they don't shoot often enough to have a form. Their hunting clothes go in the garage for a week to "Freshen up", and so on and so on. I haven't yet told them flat out that they suck at hunting and preparation, but If I hear about how "Lucky" I am one more time, I may have to. I'm not saying I'm this great hunter, but like most of the rest of us here, I put in the work, keep up with the ideas, and practice shooting. I don't care if others don't want to do prep work, as long as their taking ethical shots they can make, but I don't like hearing them complain about "Bad Luck."