Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
12-08-2006, 08:07 PM
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RE: Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
you have to respect the man in a way because about how he goes about "hunting". He makes his bow and arrows.It may just be me but i think this is very impressive.
12-08-2006, 08:07 PM
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RE: Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
Every hunt he has ever done that I see is all fair chase and the guy does it with a stick and a string. The guy seems real to me and I don't think he is too cocky. He alsoputs down guys that put out trail cameras and pattern deer and know what is on their property without actually gettingin the field and scouting. The guy has some truth with those words too.Not that I'm against trail cameras but he does do it the HARD WAY. No compound bow, food plots, or trail cameras; just plain old hunting. RESPECT!!!!
12-08-2006, 08:21 PM
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RE: Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
A god? oh please you are killing me. All he does is throw money at a guy that tells him where to go and what to do. I don't have a problem with people using guides. I have a problem with guys that want you to think they are a hunting god because they do things the "hard" way and if you don't do it the barta way you are a lesser hunter. What is really funny is how often his high dollar guided hunts are unsuccessful. When he starts going out on his own and scouting, finding game and putting himself in a position to get a shot, then and only then will he maybe get some respect from me. I don't think that will happen because I don't think he knows how to hunt. I think he knows how to shoot at what hes told to.
12-08-2006, 08:23 PM
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RE: Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
ORIGINAL: txjourneyman
Do you need a trail camera when you have a guide to tell you where to go? I think not.
Do you need a trail camera when you have a guide to tell you where to go? I think not.
12-08-2006, 08:25 PM
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RE: Tred Barta... NOT the hard way
IMO a guide doesn't do a whole lot except provide a place for you to hunt, help with game care if necessary, provide lodging, sometimes help with calling such as elk or moose. It is up to the hunters' skill to do it all.