I can understand that train if thought. At the same time, as another reply here said, he may not have responded to you, but your invitation wasn't directly to him either. In other words, in his eyes you only expressed x amount of thought in the invitation, so why should he express anymore in acting upon it, or letting you know he wasn't. Hey, unless the person who passed along the invitation told him he needed to RSVP whether he was coming or not, then he wouldn't have felt the need to do so.
That said, we got an invitation to Thanksgiving dinner at a relatives house. Now I like my cousin and her family, but the invitation was received third hand, at best, with the request to let them know if you were coming. In our case we had other plans, and weren't going to be able to go, so we didn't respond to say we weren't going, since the request was to let them know if you were. Nothing unusual about that, as far as I know.
like others have said though, regardless of the situation, give the guy a second chance. Hey, at least you now know that the young man is a hunter, and will probably appreciate the guns should you decide to leave any, or all of them to him when the time comes.
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