little ones make big ones
11-29-2006, 01:21 PM
#221
Boone & Crockett
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RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: buckeyebuckhntr
I have got to say it is enjoyable being on the outside looking in on these threads these days....
I learned a couple years ago you get no where debating AR'sor QDMwith Atlas. As I am sure he feels the same with us on the other side of the coin...
I am sure he is a fine personas well as anethical hunter who is passionate about our pastime...... Which I believe isthe most important and what huntingis all about.
I really do hope his time and efforts are rewarded with a good buck. He deserves one as much as anyone else....
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I have got to say it is enjoyable being on the outside looking in on these threads these days....
I learned a couple years ago you get no where debating AR'sor QDMwith Atlas. As I am sure he feels the same with us on the other side of the coin...
I am sure he is a fine personas well as anethical hunter who is passionate about our pastime...... Which I believe isthe most important and what huntingis all about.
I really do hope his time and efforts are rewarded with a good buck. He deserves one as much as anyone else....
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11-29-2006, 01:27 PM
#222
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RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
Guys you want to come beat your heads against a wall, you should come to a PA only board I visit. Those guys make atlasman look like Grant Woods.
Guys you want to come beat your heads against a wall, you should come to a PA only board I visit. Those guys make atlasman look like Grant Woods.
11-29-2006, 01:28 PM
#224
Join Date: Sep 2003
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RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
Guys you want to come beat your heads against a wall, you should come to a PA only board I visit. Those guys make atlasman look like Grant Woods.
Guys you want to come beat your heads against a wall, you should come to a PA only board I visit. Those guys make atlasman look like Grant Woods.
Do tell! I'd love to be a fly on the wall!
11-29-2006, 01:51 PM
#225
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RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: SBGobblers
Do you guys think some add the spread credit????
Jeff
Do you guys think some add the spread credit????
Jeff
Rob I can make a score sheet webform for you. We put in the numbers and it adds it up. If you want we can do this. I will need some help from justin. We could have a DB and you just do nothing but look it over.
Free of charge, let me know
11-29-2006, 02:01 PM
#226
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: The OH-IO
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RE: little ones make big ones
My contest entry is edited... Page 5 if anyone wants to check it out and call me a liar
Hey Germ check out this link... It already adds everything up for you....
http://www.luckybuck.org/index8824.html
Hey Germ check out this link... It already adds everything up for you....
http://www.luckybuck.org/index8824.html
11-29-2006, 02:13 PM
#227
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RE: little ones make big ones
Yes I know, what I am saying is do the same think here, we have our own at HNI.
Team name and PW, select you and enter the scores off a sheet. We add it up and enter. We also have a score(total all teams)sheet update when this happens. Does everything on the fly, and Rob is drinking beer with Jeff's wife.
Justine will need to host the page and we will need a SQL DB Instance.
Contest would run itself!!
Team name and PW, select you and enter the scores off a sheet. We add it up and enter. We also have a score(total all teams)sheet update when this happens. Does everything on the fly, and Rob is drinking beer with Jeff's wife.
Justine will need to host the page and we will need a SQL DB Instance.
Contest would run itself!!
11-29-2006, 02:56 PM
#228
Site Buck Guru
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Racine, Wisconsin
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RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
GregH.... If my post was as bad as all that, then it should be simple for you to correct me on a point by point rebuttal. I invite you to do so.
Those prominent whitetail biologists are publishing studies that were paid for by...Who? Do they not work for ranches that are totally gone over to QDM? Are they not in QDMfor the sole purpose of increasing antler size? Isn't the sole purpose of increasing antler size so they can demand even higher prices for hunting on those ranches?
Are you talking real science or are you talking superfluous propaganda in the interest of generating $$$$?
I have to look to see where their paychecks come from before I believe any published study. You know as well as I do that the ARF'ers have paid biologists to put out studies that show hunting is bad for wildlife, so please don't tell me you accept any wildlife study without question!
GregH.... If my post was as bad as all that, then it should be simple for you to correct me on a point by point rebuttal. I invite you to do so.
Those prominent whitetail biologists are publishing studies that were paid for by...Who? Do they not work for ranches that are totally gone over to QDM? Are they not in QDMfor the sole purpose of increasing antler size? Isn't the sole purpose of increasing antler size so they can demand even higher prices for hunting on those ranches?
Are you talking real science or are you talking superfluous propaganda in the interest of generating $$$$?
I have to look to see where their paychecks come from before I believe any published study. You know as well as I do that the ARF'ers have paid biologists to put out studies that show hunting is bad for wildlife, so please don't tell me you accept any wildlife study without question!
Let meask you something. What is your mature buck experience? Like how many have you seen this season in one area? Do you keep records?
I know what Atlas's mature buck experience is, that's why his comments are mainly irrelevant.
My experience is 20 yrs of record keeping, 15 mature bucks taken in 15 seasons (not one per year). This season I've had 25 mature buck sightings from 11 different bucks (there'll be more). I know how many does, fawns and immature bucks there arealso. How many points and what their scores are. I study deer herds, I've seen from nearly perfect to the worst.
The reason I ask about mature buck experience is because if you don't have hardly any sightings of bucks that are 3 1/2 and older, how are you going to say what age structure that your deer herd is. Fact, there 3 1/2 year old bucks in every herd. There has to be a mature buck somewhere for that herd. Those little bucks got there somehow.
I don't know what your experience is. How can I dicuss herd dynamics with someone who doesn't know what their herd structure is? Do you know what yours is? If so, what is it?
Thanks
11-29-2006, 02:58 PM
#229
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RE: little ones make big ones
Sounds good to me Germ, but it's all about Justin, whose Justine? lol
Even the part of drinking beer with Jeff's wife, (Jeff don't read that part)
I'll see if I can find my score sheet but hell, everyone thought mine should be bigger, not smaller..LOL
I could list the ones I want to see broken down but I won't.
Even the part of drinking beer with Jeff's wife, (Jeff don't read that part)
I'll see if I can find my score sheet but hell, everyone thought mine should be bigger, not smaller..LOL
I could list the ones I want to see broken down but I won't.
