EODRay
Active member
Randy, your integrity that chooses the hard right over the easy wrong is one of the many reasons that your shows are my favorite shows. I am one of those hunters that comes home without meat more often than not.
All my hunting has been self taught (probably why I'm not that good at it). My family was not hunters but I have always loved the outdoors and the thought of harvesting my own meat with my own hands and resources has always appealed to me. So when I had the means too, I began to do so. From Turkey, to Deer to Elk, to hogs, to coyotes, I have never been with an experienced hunter that could show me the ropes. So I turn to resources like the internet and shows like yours to get my information.
Most hunting programs make it look so easy to harvest monsters every time they go out. So when I first saw one of you're shows where an old pro like you came home empty handed………it made me feel better. It reminds me that the journey/effort is reward in itself. A bad day hunting is better than a good day at work…….unless it's a day that I'm blowing crap up or shooting bad guys in the face!
Even the fact that you give us all hope in winning cool gear (BADDASS drawing) by passing up what could be yours, to give it to people that support you, says a lot about the kind of man you are.
So I have no suggestions for how to fix this situation or what you should do. I do know that this forum is full of good people that will help out any way they can. I just want to let you know that I for one appreciate what you do and know that I'm gonna watch it, no matter what you choose. Keep on keeping on. I'm rooting for you……now go hunting for those of us who can't right now.
All my hunting has been self taught (probably why I'm not that good at it). My family was not hunters but I have always loved the outdoors and the thought of harvesting my own meat with my own hands and resources has always appealed to me. So when I had the means too, I began to do so. From Turkey, to Deer to Elk, to hogs, to coyotes, I have never been with an experienced hunter that could show me the ropes. So I turn to resources like the internet and shows like yours to get my information.
Most hunting programs make it look so easy to harvest monsters every time they go out. So when I first saw one of you're shows where an old pro like you came home empty handed………it made me feel better. It reminds me that the journey/effort is reward in itself. A bad day hunting is better than a good day at work…….unless it's a day that I'm blowing crap up or shooting bad guys in the face!
Even the fact that you give us all hope in winning cool gear (BADDASS drawing) by passing up what could be yours, to give it to people that support you, says a lot about the kind of man you are.
So I have no suggestions for how to fix this situation or what you should do. I do know that this forum is full of good people that will help out any way they can. I just want to let you know that I for one appreciate what you do and know that I'm gonna watch it, no matter what you choose. Keep on keeping on. I'm rooting for you……now go hunting for those of us who can't right now.