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Poser said:
Setterman said:
Big Gun said:
Maybe they knew it was you and doing it on purpose.

Another stupid comment. Y'all are really showing out today.

Ask yourself if this is intelligent and even possible, and come back with an answer

You're the victim of a drive by :D

My first one, I talked to member X when I checked out at noon, and decided to just let it slide since he didn't repeat today. We had a nice conversation, and will probably hunt together in the future.
 
Well theres really only one way of looking at it.Its public land and he has every right to be there as anyone.As Long as he isnt doing anything illegal.I know it's frustrating but when you get out of the truck at daylight on public land you can bet you are going to have run in's with other hunters.I have been known to drive the roads and try to get a gobbler fired up when the action is slow but I would never even think about calling in an area were a another hunter is hunting. I had that happen twice at aedc last year while I was working birds.Needless to say I didnt kill the birds.
 
timberjack86 said:
Well theres really only one way of looking at it.Its public land and he has every right to be there as anyone.As Long as he isnt doing anything illegal.I know it's frustrating but when you get out of the truck at daylight on public land you can bet you are going to have run in's with other hunters.I have been known to drive the roads and try to get a gobbler fired up when the action is slow but I would never even think about calling in an area were a another hunter is hunting. I had that happen twice at aedc last year while I was working birds.Needless to say I didnt kill the birds.

You are right and I only hunt public land here in TN, and have gotten used to dealing with folks. I have also matured some over the years, and realize that I could take one of two paths. One would lead to an ugly confrontation where no one wins, and every one is mad. Or I could take the high road, and just be friendly.

As I age I usually resort to option 2, and it makes for happier days.

I generally don't get to worked up over hunter interference on public land, it comes with the territory, but like most there is always something that could push me over the edge. Generally as long as I feel no safety was in jeopardy I live and let live.
 
Setterman said:
Big Gun said:
Maybe they knew it was you and doing it on purpose.

Another stupid comment. Y'all are really showing out today.

Ask yourself if this is intelligent and even possible, and come back with an answer

And just why do you think my comment is stupid? I was making a valid point. You know as well as us that you have rubbed some people the wrong way. Not me until now. If I'm stupid, you're a richard!
 
Setterman said:
timberjack86 said:
Well theres really only one way of looking at it.Its public land and he has every right to be there as anyone.As Long as he isnt doing anything illegal.I know it's frustrating but when you get out of the truck at daylight on public land you can bet you are going to have run in's with other hunters.I have been known to drive the roads and try to get a gobbler fired up when the action is slow but I would never even think about calling in an area were a another hunter is hunting. I had that happen twice at aedc last year while I was working birds.Needless to say I didnt kill the birds.

You are right and I only hunt public land here in TN, and have gotten used to dealing with folks. I have also matured some over the years, and realize that I could take one of two paths. One would lead to an ugly confrontation where no one wins, and every one is mad. Or I could take the high road, and just be friendly.

As I age I usually resort to option 2, and it makes for happier days.

I generally don't get to worked up over hunter interference on public land, it comes with the territory, but like most there is always something that could push me over the edge. Generally as long as I feel no safety was in jeopardy I live and let live.
All the frustration sees worthwhile when you take a 3 or 4 year old gobbler everyone else has had the same access to that you had.
 
Big Gun said:
Setterman said:
Big Gun said:
Maybe they knew it was you and doing it on purpose.

Another stupid comment. Y'all are really showing out today.

Ask yourself if this is intelligent and even possible, and come back with an answer

And just why do you think my comment is stupid? I was making a valid point. You know as well as us that you have rubbed some people the wrong way. Not me until now. If I'm stupid, you're a richard!


Ah dont pay any attention to Dr Hook. When turkey season rolls around everybody is sub par.
 
Big Gun said:
Setterman said:
Big Gun said:
Maybe they knew it was you and doing it on purpose.

Another stupid comment. Y'all are really showing out today.

Ask yourself if this is intelligent and even possible, and come back with an answer

And just why do you think my comment is stupid? I was making a valid point. You know as well as us that you have rubbed some people the wrong way. Not me until now. If I'm stupid, you're a richard!

It was stupid because how would he know it was me? I rarely post pictures, if ever, and my truck doesn't have my tndeer handle on it either. He would have to know me offline already, which he didn't until yesterday.
 
shopson said:
Sounds like whinning to me!

I'm innocent. I was there but did not have a single locater call with me.

Damn, little harsh, considering you were awfully friendly both Thursday and Friday when we spoke.

Didn't know it was me obviously. Hope you and your son had a good time, and was curious how the birds acted out near mt olive church.

It wasn't you who I referenced earlier in this thread. We were no where near each other, although you or go hunt used to hunt the area I hunted both days I was there.

Did you go this morning?
 
Well I really am a friendly guy but you told me a couple of weeks ago I was whinning so I thought it was a good time to return the words.

I only talked to three hunters the entire trip and my son did not hunt until this morning. He is still in school. I did hunt Oaks Chapel Rd. This is getting funny though. I am betting that you are talking about the man that drove the white truck and the one that I think was his son who drove a red truck with a 4 wheeler in tow. He stopped me and talked and then stopped the vehicle that came behind me and talked to them too. The son talked to me and everybody else at the checking station.They had Campbell Co tags.

We did hunt this morning. Had a pretty good no kill hunt. Wasn't bad considering the warden overslept and had to be woke up by honking horns. Opened the gate I believe at 5:55.
 
shopson said:
Well I really am a friendly guy but you told me a couple of weeks ago I was whinning so I thought it was a good time to return the words.

I only talked to three hunters the entire trip and my son did not hunt until this morning. He is still in school. I did hunt Oaks Chapel Rd. This is getting funny though. I am betting that you are talking about the man that drove the white truck and the one that I think was his son who drove a red truck with a 4 wheeler in tow. He stopped me and talked and then stopped the vehicle that came behind me and talked to them too. The son talked to me and everybody else at the checking station.They had Campbell Co tags.

We did hunt this morning. Had a pretty good no kill hunt. Wasn't bad considering the warden overslept and had to be woke up by honking horns. Opened the gate I believe at 5:55.

The white truck I am referring to was parked 2 vehicles in front of me on Thursday and had Greene county tags. Man who drove it who I talked to in the dark both mornings was a good sized fella with a graying goatee/beard. You signed in just before me on friday and I thought there was a "T" last name equal to yours and an "S" your last name. Sorry for the cryptic stuff, but didn't want to post your name for all the world to see. Crazy folks on the net.

That was my 5th trip to CS and by far the toughest one I have experienced. Thursday was brutal, and some interference, but doubt it made any difference. Friday, birds didn't talk much on the limb, but I worked numerous birds over the morning, and found birds that should have died, but they were freakishly hard, one that I still can't believe he did what he did. I said uncle and went elsewhere this morning.

BTW, no harm no foul on the whiney comment. In two years I will properly introduce myself,since we always draw the same hunt strangely, so that you know who the jerk on tndeer is :)
 
You are close. My brother was in the white truck and he signed in for me Friday so as I expected I never spoke to you. He is the friendly one.

Yep it was not a good year there. 120 total hunters entered the woods Thursday and Friday and only 3 birds died and when I left today 0 had been checked out.

Big Gun, draw hunt.
 
shopson said:
You are close. My brother was in the white truck and he signed in for me Friday so as I expected I never spoke to you. He is the friendly one.

Yep it was not a good year there. 120 total hunters entered the woods Thursday and Friday and only 3 birds died and when I left today 0 had been checked out.

Big Gun, draw hunt.

Gotcha, I will keep in mind that you are not the friendly one.

Good luck the rest of the season.
 
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