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AR 34 eight point 02-09-2007 11:17 PM

Archery Talk or HTN
 
I was just on Archery Talk and did not care for there setup. I think I will just stay here at HTN

Fieldmouse 02-09-2007 11:20 PM

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I've been happy for about as long as I can remember.


mauser06 02-10-2007 12:45 AM

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been temped to join AT..but havent. i DO L O V E their review section (which seems to be down for a long time now??) i really wish we had a review section like theirs. ours is poop compared to theirs. no offense..ours works great on the live feedback level.. but i like theirs because "oh i need a new arrow rest...wonder what all these REAL hunters have to say about Such and such rest.." click on the rest and you read the reviews...guess just asking works..but i like comparing etc...i been at HNI for...probably 5-7 years i believe. i was a youngin when i came here...Mauser06 on any other msg board is probably me....i been on ALOT of them...only goto 1 other one and actively post though.

rybohunter 02-10-2007 05:22 AM

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I go over there, but this is my "home". They have quite a bit more attitude over there.

tsoc 02-10-2007 05:47 AM

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I am registered there.It's all good,some is better.Some very knowledgeable folks over there.A lot of very good technical shooting information,great classifieds.
Here the community is a lot more personal.Perhaps if I spent a lot more time on AT I would have more of that sense,but some how I don't think so.

PABowhntr 02-10-2007 06:15 AM

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Interesting comments. I have been a member here since before they went to the UBB format. I was also a member at AT since they started it. I do not post over their much because there is a different atmosphere to their forums. I prefer the tight-knit, friendly, fairly civil conversations that occur here. If I wanted to argue I would just strike up a conversation with my wife.

Rob/PA Bowyer 02-10-2007 06:25 AM

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LOL PAB, I couldn't agree more.:)

Cougar Mag 02-10-2007 06:32 AM

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I am a member of AT, but generally check the classified section hoping to find something I might need at a good price. As for the forums.........I am not very fond of it. Too many manufacturers and their reps hyping their products, too many rumors started, way too much misinformation for my taste, and too much arguing.

Matt/TN 02-10-2007 06:36 AM

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ORIGINAL: Cougar Mag

I am a member of AT, but generally check the classified section hoping to find something I might need at a good price. As for the forums.........I am not very fond of it. Too many manufacturers and their reps hyping their products, too many rumors started, way too much misinformation for my taste, and too much arguing.

yes I useit for the AMAZING classified section, but lately ive been spending my time over on a ross archery forum.

nodog 02-10-2007 07:26 AM

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I like them both. Good mods in both places.
How's that for kissing someb***.:D

There's good people in both places.

Paul L Mohr 02-10-2007 09:34 AM

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I belong to AT among various other archery sights but I don't think I have been there in about a year. Maybe to research something, but I don't think I have posted in a while.

I also belong to Eders, which I still call my internet home. However I don't post there very often anymore either. I spend most of my time here simply because it gets more traffic.

Now that my girlfriend lives with me along with her kids I don't have as much time to be on the internet so I only visit two websites frequently, here and shotgunworld.com. Some crap about me ignoring her or something?

Paul

PreacherTony 02-10-2007 03:12 PM

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ORIGINAL: PABowhntr

If I wanted to argue I would just strike up a conversation with my wife.
I don't know what your talking about?!?!?!?[8D]

gamehunter1269 02-10-2007 06:46 PM

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good choice

PABuck_HNTR 02-10-2007 08:18 PM

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I'm not a big fan of AT, I like it here much better.

archer58 02-10-2007 09:03 PM

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It almost looked like one of you was talking to yourself.
Too many P's,A's,B's and the moderator word.
I got scared. LOL.

monsterbucks2011 02-10-2007 09:31 PM

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i joined archery talk but i dont like how its setup and forgot my password

GooseHunter Jr. 02-10-2007 10:29 PM

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They have some good info over there...but I find there hunting section a little lacking.

indianahunter83 02-10-2007 10:32 PM

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I've read through some of their forum and their hunter base really does seem as knowledgeable nor as friendly as the long time members we have here!

IL-Cornfed 02-11-2007 03:07 AM

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It seems to be more of the same "family" members posting on this site. I love HN and have been here for years but find that the feedback and the numbers of contributing members seem very limited here cmpared to AT. IMO, AT offers more feedback on threads, not to mention many of the best shooters and bowhunters in the world. You honestly never know what "Pro" you'll run into over on AT which is why I like the site. Once you learn to wade through the BS it's an awesome site!

Bottomline: I like 'em both. One thing is for sure, AT and HN are certainly the best forums out there!

NY Harvester 02-11-2007 08:23 AM

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I spend twice as much time here. It's just nicer.;)
AT has been very good for me swapping/finding equipment though.

KoBear 02-11-2007 09:14 AM

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yea, after getting used to HNI, i also do not like the setup of AT. im registered there to browse the classified section and to make sure nobody else takes my name on another site and says stupid stuff that makes me look bad.

only i am allowed to do that.

OHbowhntr 02-11-2007 09:24 AM

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I just recently joined here, but have been on AT for over a couple of years. I like both, and depending on the topic one may be better than the other, I don't have as much experience here. The technical stuff on AT, and general discussion would require too much effort to stay up to date with what is going on on a daily basis, and since hunting season is over most areas, the hunting section is filled with SPAM-ful threads. I like it here, in what I've seen thus far.

As far as the mod's go, I believe some of the mods over yonder may be a bit more self-serving than they should be, and there certainly is some member favortism, esp. for one member with a boat-load of posts. Anyone familiar with some of the more heated debates over there knows exactly who I mean. :D

Dubbya 02-11-2007 08:06 PM

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I'm on both, but spend much more time here. Fewer members and a more close knit. They have pretty good classifieds.

AR 34 eight point 02-12-2007 01:19 AM

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This seams like a good thread for all of us and hunting net. I say we get someone on the classified section here and make it the BEST. I see some mods have looked at this thread so jump in and make the difference!!!!
GIVE US BETTER CLASSIFIEDS

NY Harvester 02-12-2007 05:51 AM

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I think part of the reason the classifieds are more usefull over at AT is due to the fact there are more factory reps and tournament archers using the site. i believe they turn over/trade their equipment more often than the average hunter/ 3D er. Seems you can find alot of newer equipment there, sometimes before my local shops have it.
You can find alot more annoying ego filled hissy fits disguised as posting also.;)


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