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Posted by Billy NY on October 07, 2006 at 20:35:54 from (152.163.100.74):
In Reply to: OT: I don't like hunters! posted by hillbillyOH on October 07, 2006 at 06:17:01:
Good friend buys an place that was long time in one family 400 acres, on a small mountain nearby, nice place, awesome view, nice rugged mountain and wooded area, some really nice whitetail herds. He inherits the locals, just blatantly overunning the place, a literal circus of "behuniaks" ( funny story behind that term, actually a persons name ). Poaching, tresspassing, you name it, no regard at all. Hunting season, same thing. These people were stubborn. All set against him. He sat at the local country store, and listened in on them talking about the guy who bought the old harbinger place, even asked what he thought about himself, they did not know it was him. Now here is a guy who can deal with a few things, an army ranger, with all kinds of extra training, like the pow school, etc. also a pronounced martial arts background, I've seen him still win fights after recieving a broken jaw, years ago when he used to do the matches. Now none of that ever means anything, but I had waited for the day one of these people went to far, thinking to myself, if he ever gets a hold of one of these clowns, it's gonna get ugly real quick. Well he's camo'd up, hangin out in the woods given em H$LL, nails em poachin, gets em convicted plays it by the book, so they burn his barn down in retalliation. Wife and kid are now terrorized by this. All over a whitetail deer. I hunted his place, carried my trusty M1A handloaded with a light 130 grain hollow point and a nice load of IMR 4041, forget that one now. It was miserable, how can you relax and enjoy hunt in a veritable war zone. Well some how we got some quality time on the place, friend takes a nice one there. By now this made the front page of the news, still have copies of it. So while my friend is field dressing the deer, a white van rolls up slowly, I look at my friend, and ask, who might this be, you expecting anyone ? He says no, so I drop out of sight and focus my scope on them, just in case. I see the letters, FOX NEWS, I'm like WTF ????? Great, here I am thinking it's a drive by going to happen. More media, they want the story on the barn and even took footage of all of us, hanging the deer, etc. What a weird night that was. One time, wore my hunting tag in the Adirondacks, while doing some hunting a few miles in, run into some northern "behuniaks" say good morning, they stare at me, I keep walking, now there was 12 of them, all liquored up, encamped right on the trail like a bunch of camo'd trolls, and he says you ain't gotta wear that, matter of a fact it pi$$es me off. Here I am thinking, hey bud, did you happen to see what a lune like me carries for a hunting rifle and can still lug it for a few miles and can hold a 1" group to 300 yds no problem. Thinking to myself, why are these people messin with me, I just want to enjoy the place, walk. explore, do some hunting etc. I got as much distance between me and them as I could, then out flanked their camp, and observed for awhile, make sure I did not grow a tail. Drunken, filthy bad guys. I forgot my tag was exposed, it sure drew em in, called my buddy a few miles ahead and told him we need to cross that camp on the way back, but in a pair. I walked right through again, not a peep out of them. People are literally insane over deer. Tresspassers, property owners, signs, people poaching, ATV's, all the associated problems and issues, it's insane absolutely IN-sane ! I spoke the trooper about my friends problems on the 400 acres, they discussed it with me, as I had some similar issues at our place, told them I knew him, they were really worried about the standoff up there. Tough to patrol a place that big, they obviously had a tough dillemma, very hard to catch people, etc. etc. I keep a tight lid on our place, they know better to cross the line during the season, I just don't even want to deal with them, stay out and leave me alone, please, it's one of the few things to enjoy this time of year, friends visting for a hunt on prime habitat, with lots of clover patches and grasses, abundant wild apples, they dig right in over here. My friends have taken the largest bucks off the property in the past, I could care less, I take what makes sense, some people just get crazy, tell em you saw a big one, boy that will draw them in. There are no trophy size deer here, some very elusive older bucks rarely seen, and a nice overall composite herd. What is it that makes people so crazed about deer? I only hunt our place now, I go out to my stand and just enjoy the outdoors, get some peace and quiet, fill my tags when the time is right, and provide some food for myself. People used to hunt to survive, a cultural tradition, passed on generation to generation, by people who respect the lay of the land and others property. The attitude some of the hunters have today is terrible.
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