The Hunt Wreckers By Jim Zumbo Tips on how to avoid problem companions For most of us, hunting with one or more companions is routine, but I'd make a wager that almost everyone has had an unpleasant experience at least once.
Human nature being what it is, no two people think and act exactly alike.
Unlike golf or bowling, for instance, hunting is inherently unpredictable, with all sorts of unique factors. And sometimes the sport's mental, physical and competitive aspects bring out the worst in us. Some partnerships are unavoidable, such as hunting with a relative whom you're not overly fond of, or a fellow employee who sort of invites himself along on trips. Try as you might, you really can't find a nice way to say no. But I've figured out a few ways to keep the peace.