So here’s the situation……..you’ve found yourself a new little honey hole, or it even could be an old reliable honey hole……one that only a few, if anybody, else knows about ……..you hunt it every once and a while, being carefull not to burn it out……..It’s a very consistent spot, that produces limits on a regular basis…..but isn’t an area that can stand any more pressure than it’s receiving at this point….
……Now you know you’re eventually going to be asked by people at the landing, friends, family members, work people, and other acquaintances (sp?) where you’re shootin all these birds……So here’s the question…….Other than your one or two closets hunting buddies, you obviously wouldn’t tell any of them EXACTLY where YOUR spot is……but do you give them the general area? or do you lie to them and tell them you’re hunting an area you’re not? or do you completely brush them off and tell them nothing?
Personally, I’ve tried that last idea (tell them I can’t tell them ), but have had a very negative reponse from people when I do it…….It’s hard to tell some of your family members or best friends that you can’t tell them where you’re hunting because they might go blabing it around …….but I also find lying to someones face (someone you know) just as hard
Need help on this one guys……cause I’m gonna be shootin a limit out of this spot Friday morning, and people are gonna wanna know