Tempting...but no.

[Bowriter]

Was contacted today to do a webinar, (combination seminar on the web...I guess,) on the four factors that influence deer movement. It is one of my old seminars at outdoor shows, very popular. When it was explained to me how I had to go about it and the compensation, it was easy for me to gracefully decline.

I guess those things are becoming quite popular. I've never seen one but a close friend of mine is doing pretty well with one while he waits for the shutdown to put Federal Biologists back in the woods.

 

[Native Hunter]

I know how you feel man. I just turned down a job making $176,800 straight time a year not counting bonuses and overtime. Us big shots like you and me are important people and in high demand.

 

[OkieKubota]

I know how you feel man. I just turned down a job making $176,800 straight time a year not counting bonuses and overtime. Us big shots like you and me are important people and in high demand.

Lol...

 

[swat1018]

You should do it, people at those shows are gullible and love not stop BS.

 

[PineSapJunky]

I appreciate you declining. There's already a lot of disinformation out there regarding the whitetail deer. We don't need any coming from an "approved" source. But out of curiosity were the 4 things that influenced deer movement any of the following

1) The more open the terrain the easier a wide racked buck can move

2) The more narrow a rack the thicker of cover a buck can move through

3) Lopsided racked buck swim in circles

4) All deer will move to find a broken branch and peanut butter.

 

[Drycreek]

 

[Native Hunter]

 

[Chipdasqrrl]

You should do it, people at those shows are gullible and love not stop BS.

You’re not wrong


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[Bowriter]

The three types many of you require: Straight head, Phillips and Milk of Magnesia.

 

[cutman]

Tempting to let this go on...but no.