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Old 01-25-2010 | 06:25 AM
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vabyrd
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Originally Posted by uncle matt
Well I hate to be the one who has to spank all you ignorant little narrow minded guidence counselors but some things have to be done.

Hello? We are talking about friendship, right? Listen! Hear the bells? That means WAKE UP!

If this is some "friend" who you basically only deer hunt with then let him have your the stupid antlers and hunt alone or find someone else to call your deer hunting "friend". You might want to make a detailed friendship contract for your next hunting "friend". Spell it all out to the smallest detail and condition - sounds like alot of fun.

You certainly posted as if this is all about the deer hunting and the deer hunting/lease is the most vital and important thing going in your life. I would certainly hope friendship goes well beyond some deer hunting. (If not that is truly pathetic)

Real friends are there for you for all sorts of other things...............

They're at your kids birthday parties. They're at your wedding. They are in your wedding. They come to your anniversery party. Exchange Christmas cards. Give you a hand taking that big tree down. You guys take all your kids camping and fishing and fourwheeling together. Sit around bonfires. BBQ for no other reason than it's a heck of a nice day. You drop by to see each others kids play in the game. Maybe offer each other advice. Maybe loan each other a couple bucks. Comes by unannounced in the snowstorm and drops his plow on your driveway so you wake up and look out and grin. He says your favorite team sucks and his rules. Drinks Bud but doesn't say much when you pull a Miller outta your fridge and put it on the table in front of him. And you'll drink his Bud - if there isn't anything else. He helped you with swapping out that transmission in your car and helped you swap in another 2 weeks later when that bargain $200 trans you bought wasn't such a bargain. Came by to see your newborn. Dropped you a batch of his latest chili that had ya cra99ing fireballs for 3 days straight and left your taste buds burnt out for a week. He'll loan ya any tool or piece of equipment he's got and probobly offer to help do the job it's for. He'll call ya a liar when you say you caught the bigger fish but slap ya on the back while he buys the next round. He might name his kid after you unless your name is Matt. He'll let ya cry on his shoulder when you tell him your kid has a terrible illness. And he'll need to wrap his arms around you when he buries his Dad.

That is what real friends are.

Making decisions based on such little and limited information! Why I oughta........ You boys drop them drawers and line up behind the woodshed. I'm findin' me a good stiff switch. If any of ya wanna show some spine and admit the err of your ways then step to the front of the line.


Amen


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Originally Posted by iSnipe
I don't even care to read the others' reply, as I know what to expect by now, so I'll just give you my .02 cents worth...

It's YOUR lease! Any deer found on that property is YOURS!

Does the lease say that anything found is his? Maybe the property owner hunted also. Maybe is was somebody else. Point is you should have told the landowner that neither of you had shot it. If the landowner had found it, maybe he would think twice about letting you hunt there again.

Listen to your Uncle Matt and get some new friends. Maybe one that doesnt shoot deer in the butt either.
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