manners

[swampdogg]

this was supposed to be in the thread about pet peeves with the manners section don't know how i got here. the wife says i shouldn't be allowed on the computer without adult supervision. i have to agree with everyone. i'm 34 yrs old and started hunting around 13. you don't find much in the way of manners on public or private ground. i hunt mostly public anymore if you desent to me i'll be the same and go out of my way to help if you need it. but if your an jacka** i'll most of the time walk away, guns and anger don't mix. i know i'll never do anything, but now a days people just don't think. about the killing part if i was to judge my succes by the number of kills i've made i pretty much suck. i'm there to see sunrises,sunsets andthe wonders of nature. now i sound like a greeting card. i'd rather hunt with a so-so hunter with manners and a good sense of humor than a world class hunter that doesn't know a hill of beans about manners. sorry i rambled on, but this is something i've been running into lately.

[fabsroman]

Well, at least it doesn't seem to be a problem only in Maryland. I think the manners issue is something that is a national/world issue in every respect. People just aren't what they used to be 30 years ago. Probably because parents just do not have the time to teach their kids manners in today's rat race.

[DelDuck]

Hey np about the post I'll see if I can move it over into that section for you. And I agree 100% with you, I would rather have a good day shooting the bull and no birdswith someone friendly and such then have an outstanding day killing a ton of birds with a rude jerk.

And Fabs it is not that they don't have the time, it is they don't wanna take the time.

[fabsroman]

That's correct Del. They would rather work so they can buy the Mercedes or million dollar home, instead of raising their children to be good people.