Well... you did post a question at 8:25pm and then a sarcastic follow up about not getting an answer at 6:13am the next day.... Nobody used the term a**hole but you. But getting cranky with people who owe you nothing just because nobody replies fast enough with the info you want is definitely going to rub some folks the wrong way.
I looked through your past posts before writing this, and not that my opinion matters worth a damn but you seem like a pretty decent guy. Maybe we all chalk it up to a miscommunication and move on?
Thanks - I forget what was going on (not drink influenced) - went from asking to doing at that point I think, which is what I meant by moving on. Wasn't meant in a condescending manner. But rereading it can see how it was taken that way.
Entitlement means quite a bit to me - It is the guys who demand that the systems that are in place be changed for their benefit, that everyone else be required to give up something so that they have some perceived additional benefit.
Meeting with a NWR to work on hunting regulations and rights on Friday and get to deal with the entitled crowd quite a bit. While it is mostly duck hunting, you get a certain age group who will come in and set up right on the edge of another group's decoys - guy who was there first complains about the jokers - refuge then changes rules to protect the first group - entitled group freaks out cause they "have the right" to encroach on others and can't hunt without being in the "best" spot. To me it is like rubbing the hair backwards on a cat - I'm not a fan, yet they seem to get catered to. Thus - If I ever seem like I feel entitled to your rights and you not, it just isn't my perception. We all wait in line the same, deal with pref points, follow the same rules, and hopefully practice the same courtesy in the field, etc.
Been spending more time than necessary (at this point) reading about diff units on the WY pages. Did taxes last night instead of research. Got to bed earlier too. Go figure.
Starting to wonder about the diff habitat types they talk about on there - greasewood and such. Will ask some questions about this kind of stuff later once a firmer grasp has been obtained.
Also seeing some trends in success rates vs pref point requirements, and locations in the state. There were some areas with seemingly super access and 15% or 25% success rates. Then some areas seem to have like 5-7 day seasons with 50%+ success rates so those seem more promising. Just getting started on the process - most of the data seems to be there for most of the units, I'm just reorganizing some of it into a spreadsheet/comparison table that highlights certain things.
Might be repetitive over Go Hunt or whatever but I'd rather not get a membership cause I'll learn more about the basics of the units this way. that's the goal - learn a bit and see what there is to make a better choice.