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<blockquote data-quote="Mort" data-source="post: 195125" data-attributes="member: 361">Lots of 2 cents on this one concerning the 'party hunting'. When deer hunting, more times than not, its just me and another individual in so called party. In all cases, I make it clear that I don't shoot others deer and they don't shoot mine, period.I had a buddy who in no longer with us shoot my deer back in the 90's, it was a 5 X 5 with a down tine, so I wasn't too happy it ended my season without pulling the trigger, I argued with him that I get to shoot his..and man did he get all rossted up about that, but he had no problem shooting mine. I actually quit deer hunting with him quite a few years before he passed, more so because one or the other was not getting a tag and his hunting ethics were getting to the point it was not to my liking.If I get my deer and my hunting partner hasn't,&nbsp; I should still be able to enjoy hunting other species (coyotes, fox and etc) will he finds a deer. And my gun well serve as back up if he has trouble with his, trust me&nbsp; I had trouble with my gun last year when I had a deer in my sights and the gun wouldn't fire. I did have a second gun but it was back on the farm in my truck and we were using his truck when this incident happened.Party hunting were everyone shoots everyone else's deer...NO</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mort, post: 195125, member: 361"] Lots of 2 cents on this one concerning the 'party hunting'. When deer hunting, more times than not, its just me and another individual in so called party. In all cases, I make it clear that I don't shoot others deer and they don't shoot mine, period. I had a buddy who in no longer with us shoot my deer back in the 90's, it was a 5 X 5 with a down tine, so I wasn't too happy it ended my season without pulling the trigger, I argued with him that I get to shoot his..and man did he get all rossted up about that, but he had no problem shooting mine. I actually quit deer hunting with him quite a few years before he passed, more so because one or the other was not getting a tag and his hunting ethics were getting to the point it was not to my liking. If I get my deer and my hunting partner hasn't, I should still be able to enjoy hunting other species (coyotes, fox and etc) will he finds a deer. And my gun well serve as back up if he has trouble with his, trust me I had trouble with my gun last year when I had a deer in my sights and the gun wouldn't fire. I did have a second gun but it was back on the farm in my truck and we were using his truck when this incident happened. Party hunting were everyone shoots everyone else's deer...NO [/QUOTE]

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