Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
07-03-2005, 01:15 PM
#81
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
ORIGINAL: shuler44
you came in starting by saying you didnt like how the trophy hunter treated the other guy,
you came in starting by saying you didnt like how the trophy hunter treated the other guy,
It's now gotten to things like "shooting a buck on the first day is no challenge" Maybe i shouldent even go on the first day if thats the thining
I'll help you out..........What I said was in response to others posts saying that shooting the first buck that walks by is no challenge and it would cut short the whole "whitetail experience". My question was If the lack of a challenge is your reason for passing a young buck at 7:20am opening day..........then why is it any different for a mature buck? If the challenge was truely the reason for not shooting buck A..........then the same would logically hold true for buck B.
and luck...It's a apart of hunting, so i wish people would quite going on about getting a big buck is luck.
07-03-2005, 01:23 PM
#82
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
you have to make everything so complicated. No i dont agree with what that guy did, but your worse then he is. If a monster deer walks by you on day one are going to pass it. I wouldent, and i also kill a lot of does. I guess i can make up some of the experience with thiem.
07-03-2005, 01:23 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
ORIGINAL: Rack-attack
No man.............LOL....shoot..........SHOOT...Then SHOOT again....
No man.............LOL....shoot..........SHOOT...Then SHOOT again....
but if he is going to walk up to me blind deaf and dumb
07-03-2005, 01:28 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
ORIGINAL: shuler44
you have to make everything so complicated. No i dont agree with what that guy did, but your worse then he is.
you have to make everything so complicated. No i dont agree with what that guy did, but your worse then he is.
If a monster deer walks by you on day one are going to pass it.
07-03-2005, 01:31 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
I'll help you out..........What I said was in response to others posts saying that shooting the first buck that walks by is no challenge and it would cut short the whole "whitetail experience". My question was If the lack of a challenge is your reason for passing a young buck at 7:20am opening day..........then why is it any different for a mature buck? If the challenge was truely the reason for not shooting buck A..........then the same would logically hold true for buck B.
07-03-2005, 01:35 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
There seems to ALWAYS be one of these threads going on here. 
Bicker, whine, cry, cry... "meat hunter" vs. "trophy hunter". [:'(] It certainly gets OLD! [:@]
Shut up and HUNT!
Bicker, whine, cry, cry... "meat hunter" vs. "trophy hunter". [:'(] It certainly gets OLD! [:@]Shut up and HUNT!
07-03-2005, 01:36 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
ORIGINAL: buckeyebuckhntr
If common senseis so common I would have thoughteveryone would have it.... Atlas just doesn't get it, nor will he ever get it.
If common senseis so common I would have thoughteveryone would have it.... Atlas just doesn't get it, nor will he ever get it.
07-03-2005, 01:38 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
Yeas i am. Well, you seem to think shooting a buck that walks by first morning is no challenge.Getting a deer on the last day of season is not anymore of a challenge, it just happens that things work out different everytime. You ask what makes you happier with a big racked buck? I think everyone here would be happier to get a big racked buck. They are not as common or easy to get. Im sick of the i hunt for meat thing. I dont shoot "small"bucks, but i got 5 does last year and the Buck i got even had meat on it, it wasent all rack.
07-03-2005, 06:14 PM
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RE: Couple questions for "Trophy" hunters
ORIGINAL: IL-Cornfed
There seems to ALWAYS be one of these threads going on here. Bicker, whine, cry, cry... "meat hunter" vs. "trophy hunter". [:'(] It certainly gets OLD! [:@]
Shut up and HUNT!
There seems to ALWAYS be one of these threads going on here.
Bicker, whine, cry, cry... "meat hunter" vs. "trophy hunter". [:'(] It certainly gets OLD! [:@]Shut up and HUNT!
Atlas I have a question for you. Do you have a problem with catch and release fishermen? That whole movement got started the same way as people are trying to pass the word about passing on younger bucks.
