ORIGINAL: the kidd
he says hes sorry ..misundersatnding,he was caught in the middle,we put to much work in it to end like this,.......so we leave telling him bye and we are sorry.........2 weeks later he calls sayin that he is really sorry and he cant go with out us bein there and he really needs us.....that it was his fault and my grandpa talks to him for a while and says yeah we can go with you or still go to your place...
You've said it all right here....or at least tried to. I'm not going to knock your grammar, spelling etc. here, I'll just stick to the point.
You leave and take your feeders and suddenly the deer stop coming around. Same thing happens here when your feeder or cornpile isn't maintained, the deer disappear. Now, the boss isn't seeing deer like he was promised and the landowner has to get some deer back around in a hurry or the boss is going to blame him. Solution, call my friends who keep the land clear and put out the bait. Like I said before, go back and put your feeders up and you'll run into the same problem. As soon as the deer come back, so will the boss and you'll be back out. He's known your grandpa for decades, he knows there's more forgiveness there than with the boss he has to deal with every day. To test this theory, tell the landowner you'll come around, but you just don't feel the effort of maintaining theland and putting feeders out is worth the money and trouble. Bet he changes his mind again, or tries to get you to keep it up and leave the feeders out.