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12-18-2015, 10:24 AM

#11

Grouse45

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Join Date: Mar 2009

Location: Saxonburg Pa

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The link is down.

Last edited by Grouse45; 12-18-2015 at 10:55 AM.

12-18-2015, 10:24 AM

#12

Muley Hunter

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Join Date: Feb 2011

Location: Colorado

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You have a PM. Tell the mods it's crap.

12-18-2015, 10:29 AM

#13

Grouse45

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Join Date: Mar 2009

Location: Saxonburg Pa

Posts: 3,925

Quote:

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter

You have a PM. Tell the mods it's crap.

This is a Muzzleloading forum. If a new product is out on the market, how else can you know about it without supplying a link? I think we look way into ****. If he has a good product and he designed it, Great for him.

12-18-2015, 10:31 AM

#14

Muley Hunter

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Join Date: Feb 2011

Location: Colorado

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I'm just saying it's the rules. I'm sure a link can be made up in the future that doesn't direct someone to a forum.

12-18-2015, 10:33 AM

#15

Grouse45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter

I'm just saying it's the rules. I'm sure a link can be made up in the future that doesn't direct someone to a forum.

Good point, that could be the problem. It does direct to another forum.

12-18-2015, 10:44 AM

#16

MountainDevil54

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Join Date: Dec 2008

Location: Boncarbo,Colorado

Posts: 9,186

Quote:

Originally Posted by Champlain Islander

Nice looking shop MD-54. Looks like mule deer country and bet the elk are not all that far away. Cloudless blue sky and great weather...whats not to like about Colorado. Good luck with your enterprise.

Some nice muleys out in the back! This spring a doe showed up in my small clover,chicky,alfalfa field and a some months later, she brought her two twins out with her to feed! It was really exciting to see all this take place and watch them grow. I've seen them in person and the twins are BIG deer now. I know for sure that one of them is a buck with the other possibly being another buck but with really tiny antler "buds"?

This is one of the twins I question as being a buck.

Another a lil forkie thats been around since summer.

12-18-2015, 10:47 AM

#17

Champlain Islander

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Join Date: Dec 2004

Location: On an Island in Vermont

Posts: 22,605

Saw this and here are the applicable rules:

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7. No advertising or product marketing. No commercial ads allowed in any part of the HuntingNet Forums except the Classifieds section.. Hunting Net has a free classified ads section for personal advertisements. An advertisement is categorized as an outright attempt to solicit business. Any such posts will be removed.

I really don't consider this thread an advertisement since the OP posted with pride about his building in good faith. The commercial part came via questions from other members. I don't think pushing a business it was MD's sole purpose for posting. I am betting with such a fine looking product it will appear in the classified section at some point and who knows if he gets to be a giant in the industry an official advertiser.

Quote:

10. Linking – Links to products and personal pages will be tolerated. You may not link to any direct competitor of HuntingNet.com or link to just advertise a product or service. We reserve the right to delete any link for any reason

Would appreciate if the link to another forum was taken down. Much nicer if the poster could do that.

Edit: I will add this one caveat though...the opinion above is mine and not reflective of the owners of HNI. In the event that they see it differently then we can further discuss the issue.
CI

Last edited by Champlain Islander; 12-18-2015 at 10:54 AM.