droppixel
12-28-2011, 12:10 PM
Seems like every time I try to hit the public land near me I get screwed over by some hill-rod. Today I was lucky enough to be the only person on the plot when I signed into the field I was going to. Sure enough as I'm walking back ... enter today's idiot ... at a trail crossing, I acknowledge he is there and continue on my path, thinking he would do the same, which happened to go the other direction. Whoa was that silly of me, numbnuts follows me down the path and eventually stops me, trying to tell me that 3 doe ran through as he was walking in ... "yeah right" I thought to myself, because with the area he pointed at, they would have run right past me or I would have at least heard them bust.
So I then think he is going to break off and head in another direction, even sillier of me. He continued to follow me back and stopped me again finally asking where I was going. I told him, heading back to the corn ... "yeah I was going that way too" he says.
Well ain't that great, you see someone on the trail going that direction, that was there before you ... and you still think it is a good idea to keep going?! Call me crazy but I would at least hope they would recognize and go the other direction rather than trying to sit right on top of you. I was heading out with a ground blind my old man got me and that area is one of the few areas that are viable for a blind, yet this guy was just out for a stroll - no stool, no stand, no blind. At that point I knew my afternoon was hosed, I still tried to find another area that would work, but there just isn't any sign of deer anywhere else that would be feasible for the blind so I ended up heading out.
So I then think he is going to break off and head in another direction, even sillier of me. He continued to follow me back and stopped me again finally asking where I was going. I told him, heading back to the corn ... "yeah I was going that way too" he says.
Well ain't that great, you see someone on the trail going that direction, that was there before you ... and you still think it is a good idea to keep going?! Call me crazy but I would at least hope they would recognize and go the other direction rather than trying to sit right on top of you. I was heading out with a ground blind my old man got me and that area is one of the few areas that are viable for a blind, yet this guy was just out for a stroll - no stool, no stand, no blind. At that point I knew my afternoon was hosed, I still tried to find another area that would work, but there just isn't any sign of deer anywhere else that would be feasible for the blind so I ended up heading out.