RE: What we really hate about hunting shows
 

I have seen this many times....particularly out in the west where open country prevails. The hunter is using the "stalking" method, the guide is right there with him,and the unseen one is the cameraperson. The threeare "stalking" the prey, yet they are out in the open not attempting to use any cover to their advantage, walking completely erect and talking in a normal manner.....maybe an occasional loud whisper. Then.....WOW! There he is crossing before them down the hill so the hunter whips out his shooting sticks and makes a lot of noise getting in position to take that shot. The animal stops broadside and the shooter waits and waits and waits and finally nails the wary prey with a great shot that amazes the crusty old guide.
Yup..... you've seen 'em too and they'll continue as long as we keep buying the camo and the beer and the bows and guns and the insurance.....all the stuff advertised on the show. I love it.

RE: What we really hate about hunting shows
 

Yessir, i cannot freakin stand that...i mean if the camera man is actually that much of a better tracker to where he can find the deer, and setup and film you commin in from 40 yds away...let him hunt...haha...at least he'll get there first...but really dont make it so damn scripted..i mean c'mon now.

I HEAR THAT! Yea i say buy her a Browning Bathin Suit and let her go huntin in that...good god man, its a sin!;)

But I'm only 17 and i like to see the shows like "Realtree Road Trips" just because i want to see a little goofin off...but as it happens...not none of that scripted stuff ya know...but also i want to see shows that are informative, i mean these shows tell us stuff that we already know, except the lone few that actually give out new tips, tricks, and stuff, but its pretty rare....ok my fingers are tired

RE: What we really hate about hunting shows
 

Sask, they have an ELF season up there?:D
What does Santa think of that?