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Yep - greedy and self centered.

I hunt for fun - taking it to the level you describe is nothing I would be interested in or participate in.

Legal is not always right.

Steve

Never satisfied either Iw ould say until a plan/hunt comes to gether with taht monster down....

wouldn't say I'm greedy since I mostly hunt with my father......I want to see either one of us shoot a monster just as much, do think other hunters get jealous.....but i just enjoy seeing a big animal taken....but of course I'd like it to be me every now and again, the tides will turn....I have the faith.

I couldnt have said it better.

I had no problems telling people about the areas I hunted.Just think,droptine--one of these days those propertiesmight go to a higher bidder and you'll beS.O.L. on the outside looking in.Everyone always talks about getting people into hunting but when they can't get land to hunt on,these same people shut up real quick.What you're doing is legal,but personally,I think you and your kind are bad for the sport.JMHO

I'm not sure I'd be very proud of myself if I went to those extents all over a deer.

I would say I am not greedy at all. I share my main spot with a group of morons plus take neighbors out. This year I invited a forum member to hunt with me and will be letting him hunt the best spots of the property with me. I have a new spot to hunt through a neighbor and have offered to set up my stands for him to hunt and don't know if I will even hunt the property.

I believe in Karma and the theory of "If it's meant to be it will happen".

I hunt by myself. I tell no one where I hunt (except the wife). I don't allow trespassing. That's the extent of my greed.

I'd have to carry 4 spare tires if I pulled that crap around here. Keeping deer OFF the neighbors land? Thats beyond greedy, its childish.

I always want more land, but I hunt with people so no Im not greedy. In fact I often share my stands with the guys that have not been as successful over the years as I have.