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[Calif. Hunter]

Yeah, Jose - just like goose hunting on a lease, eh? Spending and sitting. Never have sat on a water tank, though. Might have to try it if you say it works, you being the expert and all.

 

[noharleyyet]

I will call Bullshit on that and suggest that we as a community need to work diligently to browbeat, humiliate, and chide anyone that supports high fences, landowner tags, corn flingers, and similar.

....that is not a community, that is a klan & Jose fancies himself to be the word wizard of it.

 

[JoseCuervo]

Yeah, Jose - just like goose hunting on a lease, eh? Spending and sitting. Never have sat on a water tank, though. Might have to try it if you say it works, you being the expert and all.

Nope, never goose hunted on a lease. Like usual, you are spouting out of your ass on stuff that you don't have a clue about. I do it the old fashioned way by drinking the landowner's booze, eating their food, and opening presents from them.

And never bought a landowner tag for an elk. Have you?

 

[JoseCuervo]

....that is not a community, that is a klan & Jose fancies himself to be the word wizard of it.

Dude, it took you 3 days and 60 some posts to come up with that witty comment? I am guessing you ought to be a bit paranoid if Texas Northeastern Normal School starts investigating the validity of their diplomas issued back when you were allegedly enrolled.

 

[noharleyyet]

Dude, it took you 3 days and 60 some posts to come up with that witty comment? I am guessing you ought to be a bit paranoid if Texas Northeastern Normal School starts investigating the validity of their diplomas issued back when you were allegedly enrolled.

..you're welcome.

 

[Calif. Hunter]

Yep, Jose, I once bought a landowner tag for elk in New Mexico. It was a unit-wide tag, which meant the ranch owner had to open his ranch to the public. It also meant I could hunt public land. My bull was taken on public land, DIY. I admit this because I don't give a shit what you or anyone else thinks, because I am not ashamed of myself or my actions and I am not a hypocrite.

So you have never hunted a lease, or just never hunted a lease for geese? Never paid a guide or for access? What about Africa?

 

[JoseCuervo]

Yep, Jose, I once bought a landowner tag for elk in New Mexico. It was a unit-wide tag, which meant the ranch owner had to open his ranch to the public. It also meant I could hunt public land. My bull was taken on public land, DIY. I admit this because I don't give a shit what you or anyone else thinks, because I am not ashamed of myself or my actions and I am not a hypocrite.

So you have never hunted a lease, or just never hunted a lease for geese? Never paid a guide or for access? What about Africa?

How much you have to pay for a landowner tag so you could kill you one of them Elks?

Nope, never even hunted on a lease that I know of. Only leases I have ever signed have been on apartments, condos, penthouses, yachts, and aircraft.

 

[Calif. Hunter]

Good dodge.

 

[JoseCuervo]

Good dodge.

Your dodge about how much you paid for landowner tags on elk?

 

[Calif. Hunter]

Your dodge about how much you paid for landowner tags on elk?

I don't really recall. It can't have hurt too much or I'd remember.

How did you hunt Africa for free? Never used a guide? Never hunted anything on a lease?

 

[JoseCuervo]

I don't really recall. It can't have hurt too much or I'd remember.

So as long as the amount didn't hurt "too much" you can justify your actions? An interesting way to live life without having to worry about morals and ethics as long as you got cash in your wallet.

 

[Calif. Hunter]

Still can't answer, eh?

 

[JoseCuervo]

Still can't answer, eh?

Uhhhh.... I am guessing you spent enough to compensate the landowner for something he doesn't deserve, enough to further entrench the system for landowner tags.

There is your answer....