How to define a bad hunt?

[mark-hunter]

My left for dead hunt cost me $92000 on my credir cards from wacko old girlfriend doing that stealing while leavimg me for dead in Alaska .I had another gal wanted to leave me on a glacier to goat hunt fly me there and leave I ssid no wsy .The women in Alaska were more dangerous than the bears .I was originally supose to go with a outfitter but canceled that hunt and kinda good I did the flight i was to go on originalky crashed and everyone including the friend I knew all died on the plane I was supose to be on.Alaska was not good to me in lots of ways went back last year to hunt and my truck was stolen and house and 5th wheel totslly destroyed .

A friend of mine, got divorced.
She placed false charges for domestic violence.
Cops took all his guns, till court proceedings were finished.
On the end, the charges were dropped, he paid all expenses, and guns returned after 3 years.

His second marriage, also ended in divorce.
(he will never learn, i think)
2nd woman did the same. Alleged domestic violence.
Guns confiscated.
False charges dropped. Guns returned. it took some time.

In both cases, women never faced cosnequnces for false charges.

Due to bitter women "blind revenge" half of his hunting life was without guns!

 

[MS 9x56]

It sounds like you should probably stay away from Alaska.

No it sounds like you should stay away from girls.

 

[Parkerpusher]

It sounds like you should probably stay away from Alaska.

And women

 

[Muskox]

I was single in Pt Barrow, Alaska for a few years. I was 25, it was in the late 1990's.

There were 3 kinds of women.

40-60 year old professionals that were fat and ugly or really weird.

Eskimos and Filipinas, some beautiful. STD's were common, as was AIDS. Didn't risk it.

15 or 16 really fantastic late 30's single moms who actually wanted to be in Alaska. Taught gymnastics, waited tables, every guy wanted to be with them.

The first group were cut throat, and after a few run inns with teachers and lawyers, I found out that I didn't like that group. They were not in Alaska to be in Alaska, they were in Alaska to make money.

The 2nd group I persona non-grata'd too risky.

The 3rd group were challenging, and I never really made a lot of headway with them. I was one of about 10 single men in the 25-50 age demographic. So there was stiff competition.