i used to work in an office setting and one of the employees was using a browning coffee mug to start conversations with like minded people without drawing too much attention
we ended up hunting deer together last season
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i used to work in an office setting and one of the employees was using a browning coffee mug to start conversations with like minded people without drawing too much attention
we ended up hunting deer together last season
I find one on this forum we went hunting together for couple years .
He had a habit smoking a big expensive cigar after a successful hunt...
And liked to sleep till 8 00 clock .
I think it is always worth to try new hunting partner newer know partnership will last ,
lot of hunting group members get old and complained not having younger members
but they newer give an chance ... opportunity to any body ...
Good to have a loose hunting group - circe that way will not be a problem
to assemble people - hunter for different hunting trip , during the hunting season .
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Originally Posted by skulls&bones
like using secret hand signals. Non hunters had no idea..Quote:
Originally Posted by mardig88
Just post a photo of yourself with a bunch of duck, etc and say you will invite them to your honey hole!
Once this Covid-19 stuff is done, message me if you want to go out for ducks, etc
I met them right here. One had a new Argo and I had a moose tag. A week in the bush for two strangers can go either way but we hit it off great. My other hunting buddy I also met here. He's more local to me and we Hunt more.
Finding the right hunting partners is always a challenge. Like any relationship you have to be a good fit.
I like hunting with people but I am also very comfortable hunting alone.
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I married my best hunting partner, my second best sleeps between us..
One I found out about on here, the other was more complicated....and expensive...
LMAO :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
I moved a lot and can't hunt with the same people I once hunted and frankly most of them don't hunt anymore.