rjthehunter
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Yeah, more than 40 days in the field so far this fall season isn't enough, I fully agree with you!!! Mark it down in the history books, buzz and I agree!
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Frequently Banned Troll
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My little calendar says I’m at 53 so far since 8/31. You mean to tell me you haven’t had someone introduce themself to you like “hi I’m muleyfreak, steathyhunter, or backcountrybandit?
BuzzH
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Might work on your social skills too.
rjthehunter
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I can't say I have. I'm alright with being the minority here. Have you gotten many instagram usernames from hunters?My little calendar says I’m at 53 so far since 8/31. You mean to tell me you haven’t had someone introduce themself to you like “hi I’m muleyfreak, steathyhunter, or backcountrybandit?
MTLabrador
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I had to back off the IPAs though, last time I burned through a case of green cans after my buddy killed a bear I woke up sleeping on the ground next to the fire with a hell of a headache. I think some Pendleton was involved too.
Frequently Banned Troll
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Please define “burn through a case of green cans”..
I did not have "Buzz insists on diplomacy" in my HT bingo card, but here it is.
Irrelevant
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= Have a good time
Hilljackoutlaw
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Maybe your camp isn't friendly enough. Our camp has good food and drinks. Were nice and friendly people. 3 of them were people that stopped by our camp and hung out. The other was in the field. One was a OIL moose tag guy. The other 3 were elk and deer hunters. All under the age of 35 except one. Granted we were in a high pressured area and our camp spot was easily accessed from the goat path that everyone drove up.
What i was wearing at camp usually sweat pants and a dewshey outdoors hoodie. In the field usually kuiu hybrid pants and an under Armour storm hoodie and a camp deepwell potter county Pennsylvania hat that is my deceased grandfather's. I look like a dipshit in it but thats OK.
MTLabrador
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There’s a fire ring that could make a good aluminum mine somewhere in the Bighorns.
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@rjthehunter to be fair it was always in the context of have a great hunt man let me know how ya make out or if your having luck or need help packing one out look me up on Instagram @*******.
Frequently Banned Troll
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Did you give him your snap too?
Hilljackoutlaw
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They did not give us their snap.
And I only share beer and food. Nothing else.
Matthew57
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One million percent I think there's people out there hunting and posting in part for likes on Instagram. I think it's pretty well recognized that people do all sorts of activities for likes on Instagram. I don't know the guy, but here's a personal example where I think somebody was hunting for likes. This spring I was sitting in my favorite turkey spot calling in a Tom. I wasn't far from a road; the turkey had to cross it to get to me. As I'm calling it in a Youtube hunter is driving down the road, stops, and shoots it shortly after it crosses the road. I walked up, said "Hey, you got him. I was calling to him for a while." For some reason I still don't understand the hunter denied that it was coming to my call. Okay, that's weird because i've been sitting here the last half hour and it's been gobbling it's way in the entire time. I also watched the whole thing. A little later of course he said "Check out my YouTube channel, I'm from Seattle it's blah blah blah. Somebody told me about this spot, it's a great spot! Not many people here!" One of the most confounding things to me is someone told him about this spot. People are literally willing to blow their own spots to live vicariously through a Youtuber. I don't pretend to know everyone's motivations for why they put stuff on social media but a lot of times it's pretty obvious to me.
rjthehunter
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Interesting. I spent over 2 weeks in WY. I was solo and camp included the back of my truck and a 2 person backpacking tent for the most part.
I met some great people. During archery season, I met a few guys, one had a OIL moose tag as well. We swapped #s and he shared pics once he tagged his moose.
During rifle season, I met up with a HTer and hunted with him a couple of times, then also met a guy hunting the same general area I was. Both of us solo hunting so we worked together a bit. Swapped #s and have plans to hunt together again in the near future. My camp certainly doesn't sound as pleasant as yours does. My camp was all contained under my truck topper!
WapitiBob
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You should look a little deeper into what he actually says:
"Maybe 1/4 of the people at the trailhead are there because of SM, but it doesn't really matter, I want them all gone."
WildWill
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Quickest way to shut that down is not have Instagram.
Matthew57
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Interesting. I've listened to several of his podcast episodes and don't recall that. I wouldn't agree with that take. I've heard him say several times that hunt quietly isn't opposed to new hunters in principle, as long as they're in it for hide, horns and personal satisfaction.
Hem
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My daughter rolls her eyes cuz she has to text me the old fashion way.
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