BeaverJack
grow up and eat your own words, Do you think your god almighty or something. Your comment of:
What the hell does bein' a people person got to do with killin' bulls, or handlin' horses, or packin' meat, or knowin' where to look fer game? Seems to me some of y' all (an' people in genral) are jus' too soft. Want everthin' to go down easy. Ain' t used to dealin' with adversity. Ain' t accomodatin' to harsh conditions.
is just plain ridiculous.
If and when I pay for someone to take me hunting, I expect them to be friendly and to give me a fun time. Before I came down with a disability, I was far from soft. For deer hunting we took boats down river 3 miles, 3 beaver dams, then carried the camp 300 yards up a ridge. Packed the camp in and out each year. Our walls were of plastic, slept on bunks made from tree branches, sleeping bags, average temp was 32f. No running water, only hydro was a small power generator, our outhouse was just a seat under a very large pine tree (never paid to be first on the frosty or after a snow morning
).
A guide is suspose to make a hunt enjoyable. Hunting to me is a passion. That is being in the outdoors, close to nature, being a part of it. It does not mean the
Killing of an animal. I go hunting to have an enjoyable time and to relax. Yes relax even hunting in a camp like I mentioned above. So if it is not enjoyable, I do not want any part of it.