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<blockquote data-quote="AcidicDreams" data-source="post: 2906479" data-attributes="member: 558974">Well there is alot of skill involved in most hunts. For Big game it&#039;s tracking skills and shooting skills. Many big game shots are at over 100yards. For ducks it&#039;s picking the right spot, being well hidden, being able to properly call and decoy the ducks (they are smarter than you think) etc etc... Maybe the weakest form of hunting is small rodents because they are plentiful and stupid...Paying for other&#039;s skill in hunting, simply to allow you to take a pot shot at some animal is a little lame though. I suppose it could be nice if it was a 1 time thing (I **** at fishing and would pay a guide if I was in say Alaska)..Also ALL big game hunters I know are very excited to have the venison.... I was raised with &quot;If you shoot it you eat it&quot;.... I don&#039;t adhere to that completely becuase we give ducks to others who eat them and keep some for training the dog...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AcidicDreams, post: 2906479, member: 558974"] Well there is alot of skill involved in most hunts. For Big game it's tracking skills and shooting skills. Many big game shots are at over 100yards. For ducks it's picking the right spot, being well hidden, being able to properly call and decoy the ducks (they are smarter than you think) etc etc... Maybe the weakest form of hunting is small rodents because they are plentiful and stupid... Paying for other's skill in hunting, simply to allow you to take a pot shot at some animal is a little lame though. I suppose it could be nice if it was a 1 time thing (I **** at fishing and would pay a guide if I was in say Alaska).. Also ALL big game hunters I know are very excited to have the venison.... I was raised with "If you shoot it you eat it".... I don't adhere to that completely becuase we give ducks to others who eat them and keep some for training the dog... [/QUOTE]

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