When to give info

[RockAndSage]

If my low value tip can increase the odds of someone having a high value experience, I’ll generally share the info.

That's a really great way to put it. And I don't disagree with anything you've said here, it's all solid. I suspect we'd probably end up making the same call on helping someone 99% of the time or better.

 

[cnelk]

I’ve probably helped more than not, but I’m not above telling someone I haven’t seen an elk when there’s fresh elk quarters in the back of my truck

Always situational

 

[BasicUtahrd95]

That's a really great way to put it. And I don't disagree with anything you've said here, it's all solid. I suspect we'd probably end up making the same call on helping someone 99% of the time or better.

Agreed!

 

[Rich M]

There is absolutely nothing wrong with sharing intel with others. How would you like to be treated?

Some folks have been very very kind to me and i feel it is good to repay the favor or pay it forward - however you want to put it.

Told 2 guys better hunting spots on diff quota hunt permits this fall. Hunter 1 went today and had a ball. Hunter No. 2 is a month or so out from his hunt. Hope he does as well.

It is okay for you to not say anything or to be vague. In my case, i dont want gps points, just some reassurance that am not wasting time there when i should be elsewhere.