I know a lot of people who hunt and only know 2 who have went hunting in Canada, a doctor and an independently wealthy man. If either lost their deposit they wouldn’t like it but they’d start their next day like any other, that’s play money for them.
If an outfitter chooses to keep clients money as described, I doubt they’ll be in business much longer.
Kinda what they call rich people problems.
Interesting perspective. In my experience, Canadian hunting, like hunting in general, is not at all a rich man’s game. Rather it is a pastime enjoyed by folks who value it enough to sacrifice elsewhere.
Regardless, a man’s obligation under an agreement has nothing to do with his financial situation. His account balance might determine whether he CAN keep his bargain, but not whether he should. In the end, men of character do the right thing. Others, not so much.
