bighunt wrote:Zap wrote:Sometimes folks change....
I hope it works out.
no matter what happens zap il alsways be his freind hes the one im afrad of thats changing
I hear you, thats a shame.
But it happens.
bighunt wrote:Zap wrote:Sometimes folks change....
I hope it works out.
no matter what happens zap il alsways be his freind hes the one im afrad of thats changing
Bucky wrote:Just talk to him straight up... it was you that found it and you showed it to him. If he doesn't think he is encroaching then tell him he should do whatever he feels is right and let it B. If he is a true friend he will think long and hard on doing what he feels is right. If he goes and hunts the spot that says something about his character...
Talk to him face to face. Now if it is access to public ground that is say larger than 300 acres and your pissed cause he is hunting the area... that is being greedy on your part... cause there is more than one spot to sit in a chunk that size. Hunt it together...
Beauford wrote:Don't overly talk anymore about these spots with him maybe he will change his thinking.
That would be the last time I would scout with him or hunt with him. Friend or not, hunting can be a solo thing that is what makes it so great.
goldtip5575 wrote:What if when your gone your bud shoots a nice buck off any of the spots you two scouted together?Would you truely be happy for him or would you be jealous?You two have probably hunted together or talked huntikng the last 15 years or so .What are his and your reaction when you find out one of you shot a nice buck?If him hunting in your spot is a major problem for you work something out before it ruins your friendship.
dan wrote:People can be a big disappointment.
Aint that the truth...
Hunting and life are the same in that you need to learn something from negative experiences in order to strive...
Your friend has taught you a valuable lesson here and you should learn from it. I would not let a hunting spot get in the way of a friendship... The lesson you should learn here is to not scout with that person. You need to be the Lone Wolf, or at least find a different hunting partner. This guy might be better suited for hanging out with drinking beers.
Let him have the spots and find new ones... By yourself.
GRFox wrote:I currently have a very similar situation, only thing I can tell you is do what you feel is right. If you have other good or better spots, then let your buddy hunt them.
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