This is dumb, you pay your money and please yourself, what anyone else thinks is irrelevant. If you think the LF/HF debate gets hot, try explaining hunting over a corned sendero, to a northern hunter. You'll end up on the reciving end of the same arguments the LF people use against HF hunters.

Do you say these things because that is what you would do? Don't project your fears on others just because you never mastered basic woodsman skills.

I get ya, you work hard all year, and you deserve to be driven to a nice, plush blind overlooking a feeder at exactly 100 yards while the "guide" goes to the pen to release your pre-paid, half-starved deer 400 yards away and out of sight. It makes a beeline to the feeder that just went off, you shoot a trophy, then go back and tell your wife and kids what a great hunter you are.

I am glad you found the humor in it BOBO. I grew up hunting in Michigan. HF, LF I don't much care, but I find it hard to believe anyone could get lost in a fenced in area, high or low, as Don K suggested.

Now when I hunted in federal lands in the UP of MI? You could walk off the wrong side of the road and never be seen again. If the hypothermia doesn't get ya, the bears, wolves, wolverines, Mtn. Lions, etc. will. I guess you learn things out of necessity.

You'll get carried off by a rabid pack of vulture size Mosquitos or drown in our hood.

I am glad you found the humor in it BOBO. I grew up hunting in Michigan. HF, LF I don't much care, but I find it hard to believe anyone could get lost in a fenced in area, high or low, as Don K suggested.

Now when I hunted in federal lands in the UP of MI? You could walk off the wrong side of the road and never be seen again. If the hypothermia doesn't get ya, the bears, wolves, wolverines, Mtn. Lions, etc. will. I guess you learn things out of necessity.

I have probably forgot more than you will ever know.

I'll bet you a buncha $ you could drop me off on it and I wouldn't get lost!

MI has wolves?

I willing to bet I know a high fence ranch that you would get lost on. But in all fairness its was 21k of deep east texas swamps, pines and bayous.

You think your the only one on this forum that has done a DIY hunt by your self in the wilderness? Come on man.

Everyone's brilliant and indestructible on the internet.
(Usually because it's the only place they can be.)

I bet your right you grew up on the damn thing.... you know every hole in the fence

I never said I was the only one BOBO, come on man. You are just trying to be difficult . It's just that I find it hard to believe you can get lost inside a fenced in enclosure.

I am sure there are many more experienced hunters than I. The difference between myself and many others is that I continue to learn while others believe they know it all.

I'd walk south......South gate is right next to the beer stores.

And yes, MI has wolves. The DNR says 2000 pair but it is likely closer to 10000. Mom had them in her yard 2 winters ago. Still no season for them there though, too many tree huggers. Wait until they cross the ice one winter into the LP and then you will hear the huggers scream. Each wolf eats between 12 and 20 deer each year they say.

Re-read your last sentence then think about getting lost again in a HF

Apparent it goes both ways

I have learned to read a compass.

I am not the one talking smack about my hunting skills so, no, it doesn't.

I don't mind saying that it's my experience that the biggest talkers are not the biggest doers. This seems especially true when the talk is that HF is the tough guy way and fair chase is for city boys.

Me too but take it away and bet you get in a bind.