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Old 01-18-2012 | 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheridan
The more money you spend on a hunt, the more you are paying for someone else to do the "work" for you !
That is partially true but only if that is the way you want it to be. I have had hunters pay me premium price for a whitetail hunt and then come and do it 100% their way. Some were happy with the results, some not.

It is wise to consider what you are really wanting from the hunt. If it is a head on the wall, usually it is best to listen to the guide.

If you know more than he does although you have never seen the place but wish to experience the whole thing even though you may not see a deer, then ask to do it your way.

The amount of money you spend is often closely tied to the quality of the animals and the quality of the operation. That often results in the quality of the hunt, not how much work is done for you.
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