I meant to post this a few weeks ago but didn't get to it. So this past opening weekend I was at some family land bowhunting, trying to get an axis or a cull. This land was where my grandparents lived, they've both passed, so no one lives there anymore, but anyone in the family is welcome to use it whenever they want.
While I was there my uncle and aunt showed up we had a good visit, until Saturday morning when I walked in the house after the hunt and my aunt asked if I murdered any deer.......crickets. All of this while she is standing there cooking bacon and eggs. She asked me how many deer I've murdered in my life? I told her very politely I've never murdered any deer, but I have killed somewhere between 90-100 deer and her jaw dropped. I tried to explain to her about deer management and what the land can hold, but it fell on deaf ears. She didn't say a single word to me the rest of the weekend, and it was really awkward at best.
How does one handle a situation like this? I felt I did good not telling her to go to hell
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While I was there my uncle and aunt showed up we had a good visit, until Saturday morning when I walked in the house after the hunt and my aunt asked if I murdered any deer.......crickets. All of this while she is standing there cooking bacon and eggs. She asked me how many deer I've murdered in my life? I told her very politely I've never murdered any deer, but I have killed somewhere between 90-100 deer and her jaw dropped. I tried to explain to her about deer management and what the land can hold, but it fell on deaf ears. She didn't say a single word to me the rest of the weekend, and it was really awkward at best.
How does one handle a situation like this? I felt I did good not telling her to go to hell

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