LDP etiquette question

[Quackerbox]

I had a guy on a duck hunt take a bird I shot to the taxidermist. Its prolly still on his wall

[SmTx]

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Here is my ldp in the field in case anyone was wondering

Where's your bow??

You didn't shoot that

[wsteffen]

Play along. Life is too short to spend time worrying about this kinda stuff. Sit back and enjoy a good beverage and laugh about it.

I agree, who cares about the oddball in the bunch anyway.

[doubleplay43]

Where's your bow??

You didn't shoot that

I cheated this hunt since my wife was with me and used the .270

[Shane]

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Here is my ldp in the field in case anyone was wondering

I saw a pic of what looks like that same buck on facebook, only the hunter that killed it had his bow in the picture. Looks like you're just sitting behind somebody's axis to me.

[kmlj9491]

He's obviously emotionally disturbed. Probably beaten and neglected as a child while a younger sibling received all the attention and praise. He took the picture to prove to his family that he is the dominate alpha male.















Jk sounds like a loser lol

[curtintex]

where's your bow??

You didn't shoot that

i saw a pic of what looks like that same buck on facebook, only the hunter that killed it had his bow in the picture. Looks like you're just sitting behind somebody's axis to me.


:d :d

i knew it!!!!!!!!!:d

[arrowsonly88]

Haha that's funny, But getting his bow was a little weird. I would have just laughed and shook my head

[doubleplay43]

Maybe I am just reading too much into it. This guy is the oddball of the group and there are plenty of examples to prove that. My wife was pretty ticked though. The main reason for the LDPs back at camp was so she could get a pic of her and I with the axis since she was with me when I shot it. The dude couldn't even wait until after that either!

[Shake N' Bake]

I would say that he is a genuine Jackwagon!!'

[Phillip Fields]

Reminds me of a few years back. I was on the Clinch river in Tennessee one Sunday morning fishing with my ultralight spinning gear. I caught a really nice brown trout. When I started home I stopped by the tackle shop to have it weighed. It weighed 7 lbs 5 oz. As I was leaving the shop an elderly gentleman stopped me and asked if I minded if he took his picture with my fish. He was from out of state and wanted to send the pictures to his kids back in Chicago. I handed him the fish and the ultralight rod out of the truck for him to hold also. He stood there with a great big grin while his wife snapped some pictures. He thanked me and said it was going to be a good joke on his kids. I knew who had caught the fish and enjoyed the pleasure he had in having his picture taken with that fish.

[doubleplay43]

Reminds me of a few years back. I was on the Clinch river in Tennessee one Sunday morning fishing with my ultralight spinning gear. I caught a really nice brown trout. When I started home I stopped by the tackle shop to have it weighed. It weighed 7 lbs 5 oz. As I was leaving the shop an elderly gentleman stopped me and asked if I minded if he took his picture with my fish. He was from out of state and wanted to send the pictures to his kids back in Chicago. I handed him the fish and the ultralight rod out of the truck for him to hold also. He stood there with a great big grin while his wife snapped some pictures. He thanked me and said it was going to be a good joke on his kids. I knew who had caught the fish and enjoyed the pleasure he had in having his picture taken with that fish.

Interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing.

[CaptainDave]

I'd say that's just weird.

It's one thing to take a snap shot of a kill and text it to a friend stating a buddy or lease member shot this, etc, etc. But to pose in front of someone elses deer claiming it as your own is just wrong.

Oh well, some people are just like that. Everyone knows one of them. They have to one-up everything or be the center of attention. Whether it be fibbing about an achievement or about a personal issue or whatever. Half the time, their stories are discovered to be complete BS, but nobody calls them out on it as it's well known anyways.

[pblaetz]

I'm guessing he was just screwing with his friends and or family. If not, then I could care less, he's got issues.

[TXBuck74]

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Here is my ldp in the field in case anyone was wondering

nice axis & I would have said no to the pic before he got his bow. JMO

it would sure have shocked me that he asked.