Outfitters

[MoLandOwner]

If you do all of the work on your property, set up stands, food plots, cameras, hinging, everything. Then invite a friend or family member to hunt for a weekend and they shoot a nice buck, do you look down on them for it?

Who are you asking?

 

[Riggsgwp->]

If you do all of the work on your property, set up stands, food plots, cameras, hinging, everything. Then invite a friend or family member to hunt for a weekend and they shoot a nice buck, do you look down on them for it?

If it's a kid then my answer is no. Its a good question to ask but I wouldn't have invited anyone unless they were there to help with all of the above projects mentioned.

 

[Riggsgwp->]

I think he's asking in general terms Mo.

 

[j-bird]

If you do all of the work on your property, set up stands, food plots, cameras, hinging, everything. Then invite a friend or family member to hunt for a weekend and they shoot a nice buck, do you look down on them for it?

I don't look down on them for it......I do however feel I have a more rewarding experience by being as involved as I am. I also don't want to hear about how great of a hunter they are when I have done all the work and they simply show up and pull the trigger. I also don't want to hear any bitch'n - they want a say-so.......work first, then we can talk!

 

[MoLandOwner]

If you do all of the work on your property, set up stands, food plots, cameras, hinging, everything. Then invite a friend or family member to hunt for a weekend and they shoot a nice buck, do you look down on them for it?

I make everyone that hunts do some kind of work on the property here or at home. No one gets a free ride. There is always some type of work to do on something at all these places.

And I would be tickled for them if they shot any deer. But I do try and tell them to leave certain bucks go. Most bucks above 140 are ok. But 90% of the deer here are good to go for that matter!