They would have to give me the gun and $50000 a season to put some sticker on my muskit

creek talks a big internet game, but then lost me with the barrel sticker talk

I bet you see some good ones on clients guns throughout the season. My favorite that I saw last year at the ramp was "$ stackin' bills $" in lime green with a matching sticker across the entire back windshield of his truck.

Big internet game? I don't see what the big deal is with some stickers. I kill a lot of birds every year in the same way I was taught almost 30 years ago. I work with churches and foster families to take kids on their first duck and deer hunt. I take dozens of people hunting every year. I really think people should focus on correcting all of the whining that this sport has come accustomed too. That's what this post was about to begin with, but once again, judgement was casted and something that someone does is frowned upon.

Trust me, I'm traditional as it gets and I work as hard or harder than anyone to chase ducks. That work is year round too, not just a month or so before the season. My weekends are consumed year round managing my property, larger than some of the public lakes that some of you hunt. If you want to give me grief for putting a sticker on something to save me a little bit of money on a product that I was going to use anyways, that's fine.

I invite you to come hunt with me sometime. You won't be disappointed.

I guess a man that spends every weekend managing properties with lakes bigger than some public lakes needs to cut a few bucks here and there

this thread gave me an idea for a new drinking game...every time a humble brag is dropped everyone takes a shot

Just to clarify... I do not own the properties. I lease and manage wetlands. I work 8-5 like everyone else and do this on weekends. Something my dad started years ago.

He probably would, but he Is suffering from ALS and I'm trying like hell to keep it going and pass down what he taught me. Class act over at silver creek. Think I'll stick to corporate hunts

While I can understand dealing with a terrible disease, bringing it up like that during an internet fight is dirty and definitely not class act. It's something Hillary would do.