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Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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Disagreedepends. what state / area of the state is fine. asking for exact location I'd agree with you.
Well, , , , one question is borderline rude! The other question could get you shot!Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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Well… can I see em?Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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Ah, which is which? I don't mind being rude but I don't want to get shot!!Well, , , , one question is borderline rude! The other question could get you shot!
That’s his spot it’s rude of you to ask lol. What an ass.I think it depends on the person you're asking. Some of the guys I regularly hunt with, sure. I'd ask and expect the truth, because we hunt the same stands, and share trail cam pics. I'd tell them if it was the other way around.
Somebody I know well but don't necessarily hunt with, I'd ask, and expect a general answer, such as Catoosa WMA, or my brother's farm.
Somebody I only know from MM and have read a few posts, I'd ask/answer a more general question. Meaning Colorado, OTC. Or Arizona, and it took me 15 points to draw the tag.
And then there's the guy that posts asking for help with an area, You help him. And he calls you. And texts you. And e-mails you. And you share everything you know about the area, how to hunt it, opinions on the WMAs he's asking about. Everything except GPS coordinates of your last kill. And after he kills a nice one, he doesn't want to share which 5000 acre WMA he hunted.
So, May I?Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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You firstWell can I?
right behind the shoulder.
I mean if they got a upside down pineapple it might actually be okay to ask about the ****Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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Or, if you have to ask, you couldn't afford it.Natural question for someone to ask, but they shouldn't if offended for not saying. Hate the questions about "how much did that cost" none of your damn business.
If someone's really that worried about others finding out what state they hunt, they really need to get a life or maybe they're doing something illegal.Is like asking a guy if you can see his wife's titties...
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When someone inquires about where, I don’t think they are expecting the exact location but come on not disclosing the state is a bit on the ridiculous side.
Somewhat agree. I will take some good elk areas that are easy to draw to my grave. I will share my NV desert sheep kill site with anyone who is willing to ask. It has to do with how likely I or a friend will go there, and if the person asking is hard working.
I see it a bit different, I separate out helping a NR vs RES hunter. I never will post specific information on an online hunt forum but when I see a NR guys who doesn't have the means / resources to travel and do the leg work....I will help them . Its normally a once in a lifetime tag . I will have pertinent conversations on the phone so I can feel the person out so to speak.Asking about the unit is all good but yeah, poor taste to ask for specifics. I have that opinion when people come on MM with the “I don’t want anyone’s honey hole” bit. That’s cool if you are asking for what unit to apply for but most of the time, people ARE wanting more specific info. Not a fan.
So, uh….where’d you find and kill that buck in your avatar? Not asking for your honey hole, just exact location the buck died. (Asking for a friend that doesn’t hunt. He’s writing a paper on hunting trophy mule deer).The "behind the shoulder" statement works but usually they think you misunderstood the question so they ask again. I say "I shot it in the head". They are looking at a nice bull/buck or its picture and can tell that's not the case. A little smoke comes from the ears along with a twist of the head while they process that I am lying. No more questions. I like that part.