re: Hunting LLC shares for sale?

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I grew up hunting in one of these clubs on the river, and I would probably rank the hunting above south Texas and the Midwest. It is hard to explain what it feels like hunting on those river islands. However, as much as I miss it, I couldn’t go back to dealing with all of the drama in those clubs. The deal that finally ended it for me involved my son’s first buck. He killed a 152” ten point with his crossbow as a seven year old, and I had some older members bitch about him getting to hunt early in bow season with a crossbow. They said it wasn’t fair to the gun hunters. I just shook my head and told them to learn how to shoot a crossbow, or just be happy that a young kid is getting in the woods and having success. Most members of those clubs are pretty successful, and they are used to being the top dog in their business or profession. That mindset leads to having a lot of chiefs and very few Indians. If I could hunt the island without the drama, I would buy a membership tomorrow.

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That would have been the end of it for me as well.

Grew up hunting a nice club in Alabama. It was not without drama but the one thing every single member was good about was trying to get a kid their first dear and/or buck. In the by-laws they waived virtually every rule/fine for kids. On top of that unlike a lot of clubs where people are quiet about the deer they see etc. at certain stands etc they'd be very honest where'd they see deer and a lot of times if there was a daily lottery for stands they'd let whoever had a kid go first. Looking back I truly admire how those guys handled everything and try to be the same way as it relates to kids and the outdoors.