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groundshrink
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I HATE to even post this, but I have to- think of it as therapy-
I'm not hunting right now. There is a hunt going on (Utah muzzleloader). Took the family up the mountain to see the fall colors, roast some marshmallows - family time. Loaded a 4 wheeler and took my daughters for some short rides on designated trails. What we found right next to the trail is what BUGS me big time. Some body had shot and left a doe! I won't give them the title of hunter 'cause that is definitely NOT what they are!
If I called them what I would like to it wouldn't be printable. Browtine would take it off the site. It had rained and rained - the wheeler trail looked like it hadn't had any one on it from spring til now- no tracks. The deer had been there long enough that the flies where on it, but not bloated yet. I can see a senario- The lazy butt probably kept the very thing parked on thier 4 wheeler for three- four days. Now faced with having to go back to work, or whatever. They were mad they didn't pop that 'monster' two spiker right off the trail, and the doe suffered the brunt of the anger, wasting it's life, it's future offspring ( that we so desperately need in these parts right now, cause the deer herd is really suffering )so manly man co7ld brag how he nailed one.. oh it was so huge, but .. it got away... made good shot, though. What a shame. I mean even if they had laoded it up and hauled it out and used the meat, it wouldn't be this bad.
So while you are listening to all those 'hunting' stories, and the one comes out of a guy you KNOW or even suspect fits the above story.. maybe it wouldn't hurt to make him squirm a little, call his story into question. It's possible that I'm not capable of writing what I really would like to say about this. I'm sick about it, though. I didn't call the warden, it looked impossible to find any evidence. The canyon had emptied of people pretty much, I mean they picked the opportune time to do the DEED. Think I should call the warden?
I'm not hunting right now. There is a hunt going on (Utah muzzleloader). Took the family up the mountain to see the fall colors, roast some marshmallows - family time. Loaded a 4 wheeler and took my daughters for some short rides on designated trails. What we found right next to the trail is what BUGS me big time. Some body had shot and left a doe! I won't give them the title of hunter 'cause that is definitely NOT what they are!
If I called them what I would like to it wouldn't be printable. Browtine would take it off the site. It had rained and rained - the wheeler trail looked like it hadn't had any one on it from spring til now- no tracks. The deer had been there long enough that the flies where on it, but not bloated yet. I can see a senario- The lazy butt probably kept the very thing parked on thier 4 wheeler for three- four days. Now faced with having to go back to work, or whatever. They were mad they didn't pop that 'monster' two spiker right off the trail, and the doe suffered the brunt of the anger, wasting it's life, it's future offspring ( that we so desperately need in these parts right now, cause the deer herd is really suffering )so manly man co7ld brag how he nailed one.. oh it was so huge, but .. it got away... made good shot, though. What a shame. I mean even if they had laoded it up and hauled it out and used the meat, it wouldn't be this bad.
So while you are listening to all those 'hunting' stories, and the one comes out of a guy you KNOW or even suspect fits the above story.. maybe it wouldn't hurt to make him squirm a little, call his story into question. It's possible that I'm not capable of writing what I really would like to say about this. I'm sick about it, though. I didn't call the warden, it looked impossible to find any evidence. The canyon had emptied of people pretty much, I mean they picked the opportune time to do the DEED. Think I should call the warden?