I like how PHs always assume that the clients can't shoot. I'm sure that there is a percentage who cannot so that must be fair.
While we're being fair, should I assume that;
All outfitters are shadey?
All guides are people that can't hold a regular job?
All booking agents are trying to get something for nothing?
That he will never spent as much on rifles as some of his clients spend on primers?
That being a control freak is admirable?
That if he has any decent gear, or decent ammo on his belt someone gave it to him?
That "This is Africa" forgives poor planning that would get a pump jockey ran off?
That all gun-writers will praise the advertisers products?
This painting with a broad brush is getting a little tiring.
As clients we are expected to give all these people the benefit of the doubt. It wouldn't hurt to fake a little faith in the client in the client once in a while.
Last edited by Model70Guy; 09/30/14.
