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Old 05-16-2010, 08:45 AM
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I don't want to get in an argument. I don't think Spudrow was meaning to diss anyone, just wanting insight into something that he's not familiar with. No harm done, I don't think.

IMO, going out west and hiring someone to put you on game is no different than me going hunting with a buddy of mine some weekend and using his stand (minus the cost of course). If I shoot a deer from his stand it's my, but I just shot it. Really I relied on his scouting, stand placement, etc.

I'd love to go on an elk hunt out west, but I can't even afford a DIY hunt! Gas would be more than I could afford, and my annual vacation time is spent with my family.

I think my best bet will be to win the lottery and then maybe I can buy a mountain in Colorado. I'll let you all come visit and hunt for free!

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