southern hospitality
#21
RE: southern hospitality
Sounds like you just met a lot of jerks where you live.
I'm in NC and have some "damn yankees" living around here. I helped him and his son get some land to hunt on before he owned any.
Guess I just felt sorry for him eh? lol.
We ain't all like that. I'd try to meet some new hunting partners.
What city are you near?
I'm in NC and have some "damn yankees" living around here. I helped him and his son get some land to hunt on before he owned any.
Guess I just felt sorry for him eh? lol.
We ain't all like that. I'd try to meet some new hunting partners.
What city are you near?
#22
RE: southern hospitality
Southerner's are more hospitable...or so I hear. I have never been north so I don't know. But if nothing else, warmer climates usually make people more friendly. Colder climates make people more irritable and less friendly all in all. Most southerners will talk to ya in a store, shake your hand, hold the doors, call each other maam/sir, etc.
I also don't really consider NC all that south...
When I think of "Southerner" I think, Mississippi, Bama, Arkansas, Lousiana, Georgia...
As far as I'm concerned, NC is way to close to Yankeeland to be griping over them being non-hospitable.
I also don't really consider NC all that south...
When I think of "Southerner" I think, Mississippi, Bama, Arkansas, Lousiana, Georgia...
As far as I'm concerned, NC is way to close to Yankeeland to be griping over them being non-hospitable.
#24
Join Date: Mar 2004
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RE: southern hospitality
Oh come on lx3, not everyone is against you! It takes a big feller to go to a southern hunting forum and tell everone that their hospitality sucks! I do understand where you are coming from, some do not. I also wish you luck in finding better folks to hunt with. Keep looking, they are out there!