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Sometimes they're the ones to trust the leastIf that’s not the truth even goes for family unfortunately.
That's some sage advice.From a past coworker after telling his life story-
“Don’t ever marry a crack whore”
Your 100% rightSometimes they're the ones to trust the least
unless it's your enemies neck.Don’t step on what you can step over.
And life is to short to eat over cooked steak. Order it rare. Old Nevada cattleman told me thatLife's to short to not order the expensive steak
I’m thinking your best advice would have been to tell us where the spot you were hunting is. Just sayingThere’s so much to learn out there in this industry and people have a lot of knowledge that can benefit others both new and seasoned. I got the idea for this thread thanks to the popular “unpopular opinions” that has been recently started in this forum. Hunting, fishing, backpacking, hiking, camping, etc. what’s the one piece of advice you’ve been told that sticks with you the most or something recently that you’ve been taught that can benefit others.
Mine was simple but very true for when I did my first non resident Wyoming pronghorn hunt, don’t shoot the first decent pronghorn you see on the first day. They weren’t joking as the chances of finding a nice pronghorn was high due to the insane amount of them in the area we hunted.
That right there is sound adviceStay away from horse girls
Unless you eat it well doneLife's to short to not order the expensive steak