Well, anything I wrote would be pretty bland since I haven't hunted out west in a while. It'd be like...drives to place, sits in stand, sees deer, shoots it, guts it, applies tag, drives home for coffee. ROFL! Now, I could do something on one of my fantastic west Texas hunts, but it's been a while. I love hunting out west, just can't afford to right now. I'll have it better in a few years, though.
On hunting the isles, I know it's always been a bit of a class system over there. How hard is it for the common Joe over there to find a spot to hunt? Is it even possible? Texas, it's just a matter of money. Leases are really going out of sight. I'm lucky I bought some hunting land when I could afford it, though the friggin' taxes keep going up. To think we revolted from the crown over taxation and now we're paying 50 percent on average of our income on taxes...but...this ain't the political page. Every time I think about my little hunting spot, the tax thing comes to mind. If it goes up much more, I might sell and find something else somewhere where it's not appreciating so much. Hell, I might wind up west of the Pecos somewhere out near Art's neck of the woods, just never know.