Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

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06-22-2007 | 11:37 AM

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Germ

Boone & Crockett

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RE: Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

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ORIGINAL: bawanajim

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ORIGINAL: JNTURK

sounds like a wise choice.......

GERM...for the record he is being rude....for him to come on once and say he doesn't approve is fine...for him to make 6 plus comments of his opinion, is IMO uncalled for....it is not a contest to see how many times you can reply on the topic...

So I'm guessing you ride a Honda and your woman is gravitationally challenged since you seem to have no problems with canned hunting??????????

Oops did I say that out loud.......................

Ok now your just being rude, sorry JNTURK

06-22-2007 | 11:39 AM

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markj

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RE: Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

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ORIGINAL: bawanajim

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ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Germ:

I'm doing over a $1M worth of work with this guy. I need him more than he needs me. I won't be rude.

gus...GR8...others....GREAT points. Thanks for your input.

Honda's ,Fat chicks and canned hunts are three things you don't want your Friends to find out you enjoy.

And that is because all three are just plain wrong.................[

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You have unlimited tags for your area and you have stated that the herd needs reduced so do what is right and politely decline.

Oh boy Jim. Where is this written in law? Simmer down Frances.
No smiley.

06-22-2007 | 11:41 AM

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gutshot

Nontypical Buck

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From: Elkview WV

RE: Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

Sounds like you are making a well thought out decision, and if it doesn't work out that you can go give me a call I'll be willing to help your buddy out.[8D]

06-22-2007 | 11:43 AM

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Germ

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RE: Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

Here is where I am confused.
For those who said yes I would go

Would you pay to go into a fence in Place? If not than it being free makes what difference? Is it the cost that is what keeps you from going or is it ethical reasons? If it is ethical I do not understand why when it is free some will go.

06-22-2007 | 11:45 AM

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Red Boar

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RE: Just got invited on a "management" hunt.

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ORIGINAL: quiksilver

Just remember guys, we did a poll a while back, and given the right set of circumstances, 85% of you admitted that you would hunt deer inside a high fenceenclosure.

I'd be interested on a redo of that poll...doubt seriously that the results would be the same. I also have difficulty calling this a "hunt". As far as business goes, it has nothing to do with ethics...you can't compromise what you think is right for a buck (meaning a dollar). Having said that, I still wouldn't judge you either way...personal decision. Then again, I wouldn't mount it and I sure wouldn't want anyone taping it...the anti's have enough ammunition as it is.