The Great Outdoors

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TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:16 am just returned from a week in the Black Hills

no bighorn or elk, but plenty of mountain goats and, of course, bison and prairie dogs

got a bit of fishing in and killed it (literally). will post pics asap
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Feral wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:33 am
TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:16 am just returned from a week in the Black Hills

no bighorn or elk, but plenty of mountain goats and, of course, bison and prairie dogs

got a bit of fishing in and killed it (literally). will post pics asap
This post sucks without pics!

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no patience...

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edit to add that the plate is 12"
#humblebrag
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TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 11:09 am
Feral wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:33 am
TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:16 am just returned from a week in the Black Hills

no bighorn or elk, but plenty of mountain goats and, of course, bison and prairie dogs

got a bit of fishing in and killed it (literally). will post pics asap
This post sucks without pics!

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no patience...

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edit to add that the plate is 12"
#humblebrag
So, more like 7" then?
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Murderer.

You're supposed to get your food from the grocery store, you monster!!!

Errrr that's what I read on here somewhere.
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TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 11:09 am
Feral wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:33 am
TraditionKU wrote: Mon May 20, 2019 10:16 am just returned from a week in the Black Hills

no bighorn or elk, but plenty of mountain goats and, of course, bison and prairie dogs

got a bit of fishing in and killed it (literally). will post pics asap
This post sucks without pics!

Image
no patience...

Image

Image

Image

edit to add that the plate is 12"
#humblebrag
You cut off the best part?!
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lol

the wife did...
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That there's outdoor food porn Trad!
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it was crazy delicious...and i’m normally not a big eater of fish

i sure do like fishing for and catching them though
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Had some badass pecan trout Saturday night at a restaurant called TEXAS.

Really, really tasty and amazing service.
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TraditionKU wrote: Thu May 23, 2019 8:12 pm fucking chimps

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/anim ... Pw-r71KO6c
Yikes! Hard to watch.
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So this could go in the tourist thread, or maybe even the professionalism thread, but polling here:

- are you aware that you need a fishing license to go fishing?

- if you hire a fishing guide service, do you expect the guide/service to provide a license for you?

- how surprising is it that you must provide a social security number to obtain a fishing license?
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ousdahl wrote: Tue Jun 11, 2019 8:51 am So this could go in the tourist thread, or maybe even the professionalism thread, but polling here:

- are you aware that you need a fishing license to go fishing?
duh? (do you need one in every state if you're fishing on your own private property?)
- if you hire a fishing guide service, do you expect the guide/service to provide a license for you?
not by default, but one would think that the purchaser would look at the details and see if it's included in the service
- how surprising is it that you must provide a social security number to obtain a fishing license?
is it that way nation-wide? i could swear that all i needed was a driver's license in some places
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- are you aware that you need a fishing license to go fishing?
Yup

- if you hire a fishing guide service, do you expect the guide/service to provide a license for you?
I expect it to be talked about, especially if I am out of state.

- how surprising is it that you must provide a social security number to obtain a fishing license?
I haven't gotten one since moving to KY, but I think in KS all they asked for was a driver's license.
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Obviously - unless you're native, also some work arounds for those living off grid.

No, I've always been responsible for procuring my own license on charters.

Got mine this year with just a drivers license. Although, It is tied to my hunter ID # which may (or may not - cant remember) have my soc associated with it.
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Yes

Guides are for pussies

You shouldn't need a SSN to get a fishing license, SSN were never intended for these types of things though increasingly that seems to be the case.
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Thanks for the responses.

Indeed, any fisher (usually over 16) needs a license in most instances. Sometimes e.g. if it’s a private pond on private property that is in no way managed by the state, you don’t, but pretty much all the rest of the time you do.

Some don’t realize this, though most do. The outfitter I work for mentions it with every reservation, every confirmation email, and every courtesy call the day before the trip.

We encourage guests to get the license before the morning of, cuz it can be a time consuming pita that eats into fishing time, but we still get plenty of guests who show up like I THOUGHT YALL WAS GONNA JUST TAKE CARE OF THAT FOR US.

It’s ultimately y’all’s own responsibility, we tried to tell you 3 different times, and now we’re standing around the shop inputting info from 15 different Texas driver’s licenses instead of heading to the river. (Uh ohhh, Tammy Lynn can’t remember her social security number, but more on that in a sec)

PhD, I largely agree that guides are for pussies. Indeed, for the price of one guided trip, someone could also buy pretty much all the fishing gear one would need to fish for years if they just figured it out themselves. But as long as those pussies keep writing my paychecks, then I’m not gonna complain.

I’ve been a client with a couple other outfitters, and neither made any mention of a license or even checked to confirm I got it. (This may be in part cuz I call like “I’m a guide in CO and know what I’m doing, just not for these fish in this part of the world,” but still). It almost feels like Colorado tourists need to have somebody hold their hand about every little thing.

And regarding the SSN, I think most states require it, but that still don’t stop y’all from chewing us out like we’re identity thieves cuz we have to ask for it. (Remember when we told y’all to take care of this on your own before the trip?)

But yeah, I’ve heard they ask for SSN more than anything so they can weed out guys who are delinquent on child support payments. If y’all are deadbeat dads then y’all can’t legally fish, sorry. Thankfully, at least at our outfitter, we’ve never had some error message like that, cuz how awkward would that conversation be?
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