Spot Sharing

[Point Creep]

FWIW it is also rude to ask a rancher their acreage or cattle numbers. When asked how many head of cattle i have, i always say " Too many to feed and not enough to sell....."

Unless you can really relate to them like I can. "How many cows do you have? I have 7."

 

[DFS]

“where did you get him?” Is the most annoying question to get. The answer is always in the lungs but recently I’ve at least started sharing the county. Gallatin county.

 

[brymoore]

A couple years ago I had a guy reach out to me. I went to high school with his parents but didn’t really know them. He was good friends with a younger cousin of mine. Cousin called to clear the call for me. He’s a good guy.

I knew the unit well. His first elk hunt. I gave him legitimate Xs where we’d seen or killed elk. I asked him to let me know how his hunt went.

Later I heard from him that he killed his first elk by text. I congratulated him. I was curious if my info was helpful and asked. He grunted by text and gave me a 20 mile section of ground where he killed - which is where I told him to go but specifically. Really?

He tried to touch base with me several times since. Sent me a FB request. I’m ghosting him.

 

[Point Creep]

“where did you get him?” Is the most annoying question to get. The answer is always in the lungs but recently I’ve at least started sharing the county. Gallatin county.

 

[Irrelevant]

I'm too prone to sharing with friends. So far I haven't been burned bad. I'm also lucky that all my best elk spots keep getting better, same with bear spots. But I've never found a good deer spot at least not on public.

 

[gouch]

I grew up in a culture where you only shared spots with your closest friends and everyone knew not to ask for spots but if they did, they assumed they would get a bullshit answer.

I learned an easy way to prevent getting burned by friends. Just don't make friends.