When did hunting become a job??
#21
RE: When did hunting become a job??
I would probably qualify as someone who spends "too much time" hunting, scouting, thinking about hunting, planning hunting, etc. I am not just talking whitetails either. However, it is not a job to me. I love doing it. I certainly am not going to be a professional hunter, it is just my #1 and pretty much only hobby.
#23
RE: When did hunting become a job??
ORIGINAL: huntingson
I would probably qualify as someone who spends "too much time" hunting, scouting, thinking about hunting, planning hunting, etc. I am not just talking whitetails either. However, it is not a job to me. I love doing it. I certainly am not going to be a professional hunter, it is just my #1 and pretty much only hobby.
I would probably qualify as someone who spends "too much time" hunting, scouting, thinking about hunting, planning hunting, etc. I am not just talking whitetails either. However, it is not a job to me. I love doing it. I certainly am not going to be a professional hunter, it is just my #1 and pretty much only hobby.
#24
RE: When did hunting become a job??
It is only a job if the enjoyment is only tied to the end result of killing a big or mature buck.If every aspect is enjoyed and the killing of a big deer is the icing on the cake than it is not a job.
I am so fascinated and challenged by being better or more effective as a hunter,but not from a sense of pressure,from a perspective of my own enjoyment.I absolutely want to be successful in taking a mature buck but more importantly is the blessing to have the sense of gratitude to be out in the woods doing something I love no matter what the outcome.
I am so fascinated and challenged by being better or more effective as a hunter,but not from a sense of pressure,from a perspective of my own enjoyment.I absolutely want to be successful in taking a mature buck but more importantly is the blessing to have the sense of gratitude to be out in the woods doing something I love no matter what the outcome.
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RE: When did hunting become a job??
ORIGINAL: Buck Magnet
At what point does the pursuit of a "big mature buck" turn from an enjoyable experience into a job?
At what point does the pursuit of a "big mature buck" turn from an enjoyable experience into a job?
When a hunter sacrifices his ethics, principals and standards to make a kill because of financial pressures (TV show, video, magazine articles etc etc etc).
#26
RE: When did hunting become a job??
I make hunting videos. I purposely showed hunters (myself included) NOT killing bucks and eating a tags versus shooting immature deer just to get another "kill" for a video. Not all videos and TV shows are the same!
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RE: When did hunting become a job??
ORIGINAL: WKP Todd
I make hunting videos. I purposely showed hunters (myself included) NOT killing bucks and eating a tags versus shooting immature deer just to get another "kill" for a video. Not all videos and TV shows are the same!
I make hunting videos. I purposely showed hunters (myself included) NOT killing bucks and eating a tags versus shooting immature deer just to get another "kill" for a video. Not all videos and TV shows are the same!
#28
RE: When did hunting become a job??
Some of us hunters have piorities to are families. My first and most important thing when hunting is feeding my family. Not to say if I see a large mature buck and a doe and I have to make a desion on which one. If there is deer in the freezer I would sit and wait to see if I can get a shot at the buck. If no meat in freezer and I have the shot at the doe the family comes first.
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