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I have a good friend who was elk hunting in unit of Arizona this year and he had another bad experience with a USO guide. I am ticked he did not get his name. His experience is as follows:
He was hunting along the edge of a large canyon and was looking at several large bulls when he noticed that a group of three or more people were glassin the same bulls that my friend was. As he was watching the bulls trying to field score them, one of the other three got down ready to shoot. At this point the guide and my friend had seen each other and both knew that they wanted bulls from this herd.
My friend decided to wait before he shot, so that he could be courteous to the other hunters. He felt that they would shoot ONE bull and the other bulls would hang out long enough for him to shoot one. All of the sudden all the hunters were on their rifles and began to shoot.
They ended up killing four bulls right under my friends feet, and he never got to shoot. I along with many other arizona hunters are very upset at the large groups of USO guided hunters in the field. I have found that they think they own the forest and the animals in it. I think that killing four bulls under my friends feet after it was apparent that he was stalking them is bad moral for the guide and a bad example to his hunters. The guide should have been courteous enough to let one of his hunters shoot and then my friend before the army was unleashed.
I am very ticked at the impact that USO has had on all our units in Arizona, and I was wondering what you all think. Has anyone else had bad experiences with these f@#$%@ idiots?
He was hunting along the edge of a large canyon and was looking at several large bulls when he noticed that a group of three or more people were glassin the same bulls that my friend was. As he was watching the bulls trying to field score them, one of the other three got down ready to shoot. At this point the guide and my friend had seen each other and both knew that they wanted bulls from this herd.
My friend decided to wait before he shot, so that he could be courteous to the other hunters. He felt that they would shoot ONE bull and the other bulls would hang out long enough for him to shoot one. All of the sudden all the hunters were on their rifles and began to shoot.
They ended up killing four bulls right under my friends feet, and he never got to shoot. I along with many other arizona hunters are very upset at the large groups of USO guided hunters in the field. I have found that they think they own the forest and the animals in it. I think that killing four bulls under my friends feet after it was apparent that he was stalking them is bad moral for the guide and a bad example to his hunters. The guide should have been courteous enough to let one of his hunters shoot and then my friend before the army was unleashed.
I am very ticked at the impact that USO has had on all our units in Arizona, and I was wondering what you all think. Has anyone else had bad experiences with these f@#$%@ idiots?