Yep. Not pinning out is a big no no. You also need to keep your scouting info to yourself. Your breaking a lot of unwritten rules.

He must have a picture of a good deer in that area to be that protective of "his" spot and get that mad

This^^^^

Always one selfish asshole like that in every club. I make it a point to screw with said asshole every chance I get. Ol' Emmett and I had some shonuff fun screwing with this one dude. Even went as far as to take a leg off one of the deer we killed and leaving some tracks for him to find.

And hunts in a pair of big girl panties.

Take a big shoulder mount and barely put it in corner pic his trail cam will take. Do it about every few days at 345 at another spot. Then that azzhole will take the bait and hole up there freeing up his "spot"

It's always interesting seeing those folks who think they have "my spot" in a club that everyone pays for. They don't want anyone hunting around it, thinking about using it, and often tell others not to hunt it even when they are not there. It's really comical. Allot of the time on work days all they care about is their spot and don't want to help better the club at all.

No doubt . This drives me crazy..

From what I have seen these guys rarely bother to show up for work days, much less help if they do.

HA! I see what you did there..

It is hard to find good help these days.... I always love the guy who shoots the deer for his son on the youth hunts when that son is scared to death to even shoot a pellet gun at camp...but always finds the courage to shoot a .270 come youth hunt.... You'd think they'd do a little better at trying to cover it up.... Then again....I have a game cam pic of this actually happening... It's been deleted here but can be seen on Facebook in the days to come..... It's truly amazing....

I did the same thing to a buddy I owned a piece of property with. Then noticed he was always hunting the usual spots I enjoyed hunting. We both had places on the farm that we "enjoyed" hunting more than others and they were always hundreds of yards apart. But he really wanted to kill a big buck and do little work or scouting in the process. So after I showed him the pic (identical to yours) and he hounded me with "what, where and why" questions every time I came out of the woods, I knew there was only one thing I could do. I went to Academy and bought a 14" machete with the saw on top. I made 6 or 7 of the prettiest rubs you have ever laid your eyes on, and all of them in a gar hole. He hunted those rubs with more passion than I had ever seen from him, and never saw a buck in 2 years. And not once did he mention he'd seen a big rub!!

Club president should set his ass straight since hes acting like a baby.People show true ignorance when hunting is involved.I leased a 400acre tract about 5-6 years ago and a few of my lifelong friends whom I'd never hunted with wanted in with me.Soon as they paid one of them sob's started hanging signs on the side of the road saying "Henry's spot #1..Henrys spot #2..etc..When I seen all that as the club president I politely tore his chit down and told him he ain't fixing to start taking claim to half the damn property.I think I tore down 5 or 6 signs throughout the property he put up.He also started blocking roads to keep the others from " driving past him and ruining his hunt".Got on his ass about that not as much for being inconsiderate of the other members wanting to hunt the other mile of property past where he was blocking the road but it was plainly stated in the lease to not block the roads.Also one of the other members shot 2 bucks at the same time one afternoon which was illegal but they hid it from me for a couple of weeks.I ended up finding out through someone not even a member of the club.Next season them basterds had nowhere to hunt and will never be invited to hunt anywhere by me.

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This gone be good.

I was a member of a seven person lease for many years. I guess I was lucky because we never had that problem with members. We always tried to help each other. Now with that being said we all had places we liked to hunt the most. But each day before the hunt we all knew roughly where the others were. There was no fighting or anything. You pick where you want to go and if somebody else wants to go there then one of you is going to another place. It is always civil. Now if somebody brought their child then usually we all tried to help get the kid a deer or whatever.

Just my experience

How do you say "Huntmaster" in messican?

El Head Honcho?

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What does pin out mean? I got a basic idea but I've never been in a hunting club.

You put a pin on a map where you are going to hunt, so people know where everybody is.