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Ethics Police - Question Time
#1
Ethics Police - Question Time
Okay, what would you do if you prepaid $3000 for an all-expense paid weeklong whitetail rut hunt in the Texas Hill Country, on private ranch. Non-refundable, with NO EXCEPTIONS.
Now you get there, only to find that the 18,000 acre ranch is completely enclosed in a 12-foot fence. You obviously had no idea that this was a high-fence hunt, but there's no turning back. You're already there with gun-in-hand and tags prepaid.
What do you do?
Now you get there, only to find that the 18,000 acre ranch is completely enclosed in a 12-foot fence. You obviously had no idea that this was a high-fence hunt, but there's no turning back. You're already there with gun-in-hand and tags prepaid.
What do you do?
#2
RE: Ethics Police - Question Time
I think that you have to hunt and take the best animal you can. I would have asked a head of time but its to late and you will not get your money back. Just go and have a good time, its alot of acreage so go get a big one. Good luck
#3
RE: Ethics Police - Question Time
Hey, you are there already! It's the persons responsibility to check all the facts up front before committing to sending $3,000.
Hey, chalk it up as experience and enjoy your Shooting!
Hey, chalk it up as experience and enjoy your Shooting!
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RE: Ethics Police - Question Time
Yeah I agree with everyone else. 18K acres is still a large chunk of property. Now if the property turned out to be only like 500-1000 acres, then no, I wouldn't hunt and I would fight for my money back.