This realy *#@* me off
 

[:@]Ok so last friday the guy from the land behind my grandpas land comes up to his door and askes if he can track his deer on to are land. Of cores my grandpa says yes. The guy told my grandpa that the deer is really bleeding and he will seruly be dead. But he never found the deer and my uncle saw a doe limping on its back leg sunday afternoon. Then today he comes back and said he shot a nother and asked if he track it agine we let him and he dosent get the deer again.[:@] Know I just hope he dident steel one of my game cams.

Sorry this just makes me upset what do you think. He is only hunting a little ways away from where I hunt and I know there are a lot of buck and if he shoots one and doesent put a good shot and loses it I will be mad. I am mad just about these too and the seanson has only been open a month.

Sorry agine just need to grip about this

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I would have assisted him/******ed him and questioned what he's doing wrong the whole time. You can either ignore him and continue to have issue or perhaps assist him and possibly correct the situation. Aiding him in the recover would have secured your cameras, stands etc and you could have possilbly made a new friend.

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My dad and I assist everyone, Rob is right on.

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I know where you are coming from. My neighbor shot 2 mature bucks last year and didn't find either one. It is quite bothersome, but there is nothing you can do about it.

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Great advice Rob, I think that is about the best thing you can do. He might just be starting out bow hunting so maybe you could give him a few pointers or invite him to shoot one afternoon and see for yourself if he is doing something wrong.

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I know where you are coming from. I took a buddy hunting a few years back for the first time and he hit a buck and we couldnt find it. He still bragged to everyone that "at least I hit one". I kept trying to tell him that its not the point just to hit one cause we are not out target shooting. He never did get the picture so needless to say I havent taken him back out again.

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Good advice but the thing is I would help him but I dont live up north Its my granpas property and He is 81 years old so he dosent do much walking thru the woods but maybe I can have him follow him wiht a tracter or the 4-wheller or something and just try to help the the guy out. Hopefully some day I will live up there Im only 16 but I would like to own that land some day.