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RE: Ok, this is a bit crazy....
what a CHUD
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There are guys paying 35-50K ona high fence "club" just east of Columbus :eek:. . .mean while, a guy I know goes out and nails a 209" NET purely by chance, spent less than an hour in his stand andpaid$43for his lic. and tag :D
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RE: Ok, this is a bit crazy....
Did the guy pay 9G for a high fence hunt or just a lease?
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RE: Ok, this is a bit crazy....
To each his own.If you have it and can afford it might as well spend it, who am I to judge the way someone spends his money.Every dollar spent helps the economy btw.
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My Dues are $300 this year.
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ORIGINAL: Vabowman I know a guy here in Va that killed a nice 194" buck last bow seasoon in IL. Ok, so what's so crazy you ask??? He paid $9,000 to kill this deer!!! 9 G's on a freakin deer???!!!! Damn Im poor!! Even if I had $9,000 I would not spend it on one deer, yeh a 194" is great, but if I gotta pay for it, I don't want it, where is the economy going again?? I thought someone said it was bad?? huh, guess not for some.. sooo....who would pay it if they had it? who would not?? |
RE: Ok, this is a bit crazy....
Yeah - $9k seems to be a lot of money for most, but not for some!
I paid $3,500 to hunt Texas last year, all inclusive without license and that was way more than I would have liked to pay. That doesn't include flight, rental, mount, etc... But it was part of my 40th b-day present, x-mas, anniversary, etc. from my loving wife. I truely have more gratification from shooting my little bucks in NH over the big 8-point in Texas. Probably the blood, sweat and tears and anticipation of trudging thru the woods / scouting, so on and so fourth, that makes it more mine? Verses sitting on a stand and watching 20-30 deer each morning, then again in the evening and waitng for Mr. BIG. Don't get me wrong, I had a trip of a life time and was fortunate to be able to afford the trip and wouldn't give it back for anything. It was also a cheaper hunt than most others I looked at, but none the less, $3,500. So if you can do it without having your family sacrifice, then more power to you. |
RE: OK, this is a bit crazy....
no not for me ,i would spend it elsewhere . Even if i had the money i think it takes away from the achievement
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ORIGINAL: Edcyclopedia Yeah - $9k seems to be a lot of money for most, but not for some! I paid $3,500 to hunt Texas last year, all inclusive without license and that was way more than I would have liked to pay. That doesn't include flight, rental, mount, etc... But it was part of my 40th b-day present, x-mas, anniversary, etc. from my loving wife. I truely have more gratification from shooting my little bucks in NH over the big 8-point in Texas. Probably the blood, sweat and tears and anticipation of trudging thru the woods / scouting, so on and so fourth, that makes it more mine? Verses sitting on a stand and watching 20-30 deer each morning, then again in the evening and waitng for Mr. BIG. Don't get me wrong, I had a trip of a life time and was fortunate to be able to afford the trip and wouldn't give it back for anything. It was also a cheaper hunt than most others I looked at, but none the less, $3,500. So if you can do it without having your family sacrifice, then more power to you. |
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