What do you do when?
11-08-2002 | 08:48 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Tennessee
RE: What do you do when?
Walk directly up to him, kiss him on the lips and tell him you would love to spend some time alone in the woods with him.
After that, if he shows up to hunt which I doubt he will, take him in the woods and shoot him.
After that, if he shows up to hunt which I doubt he will, take him in the woods and shoot him.
11-08-2002 | 09:03 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Saskatchewan Canada
RE: What do you do when?
Rockytop...I must be sick cause I am LMAO with your post.
Tazman, your right he does want to do it himself, which he didn't indicate earlier but is bush scared. I know it can happen and am willing to help do my part to bring some confidence. Thanks for your idea about prescouting, that is a great idea...next year.
Bowfanatic, I wanted advice of how do I say yes come but not with me, without sounding like a dick. He is my good buds brother in law and didn't want to start a family fued or tension. I think teaching is part of this sport and what makes it so great, after all would we all be where we are today without some experienced outdoorsman or hunter (be it dad, grandpa, uncle or friend) I think not. We owe it to our sport to give back and keep the tradition going. If this is good hearted than I think we are all the that boat. But thanks for your support.
Tazman, your right he does want to do it himself, which he didn't indicate earlier but is bush scared. I know it can happen and am willing to help do my part to bring some confidence. Thanks for your idea about prescouting, that is a great idea...next year.
Bowfanatic, I wanted advice of how do I say yes come but not with me, without sounding like a dick. He is my good buds brother in law and didn't want to start a family fued or tension. I think teaching is part of this sport and what makes it so great, after all would we all be where we are today without some experienced outdoorsman or hunter (be it dad, grandpa, uncle or friend) I think not. We owe it to our sport to give back and keep the tradition going. If this is good hearted than I think we are all the that boat. But thanks for your support.
