I also said yes. I was a avid bow hunter before I found the site, but now I am also an avid HNI fan.

Yes, I am and will be a diehard hunter with or w/out HuntingNet.

I do like the site, every once in awhile you can grab a good bit of knowledge and I do enjoy reading the stories about other hunters successes and failures. The gear reviews and expereinces I have read here have made me think at purchase time. A good way to kill time at work on boring conference calls...

The truth is, once I log off, I forget the site is even here. I've never once thought about the "web" or anything on it while in the field, and I hope to God I never do.

I chose no you guys on this forum got me motivated to get out there and look i started bowhunting before i got here but probably wouldnt have kept it up much longer so i would have to say no i wouldnt be

I was pretty die hard before HNI, thats why I found the site. But HNI has been a great site to pick up things so I wouldn't be the same bowhunter.

If it wasn't for Huntingnet.com, I probably would not be bowhunting. I would have bought a bow that wasn't suitable for me, shot it a couple of times, and lost interest. I found the site and started asking hundreds of questions about bow hunting. I was supplied with several great answers, of which kept me hooked on bowhunting.

i was a die hard before computers were even invented.

or at least a house hold item anyway.

I must admit that this forum is what lured me back after a long absence. Met some good people and learned more in less time than I could ever imagine or afford $$$. This a great place to learn from other's skills and experience.

Yes. I could throw my computer away today and still be a die hard until I die. I do enjoy huntingnet as much as my magazines though.

Being a diehard is what led me to this site....

chose no just started last year and have picked up a lot of tips on here its a great site.