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Tuco 01-18-2008 07:48 PM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
You better have a flame proof suit on if you go on there and post a question without doing a search first. Some big time attitudes there also. But they do have an aged checked forum called "The Mutanville Bar" which has some nice photos!!!!

ButchA 01-18-2008 07:54 PM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
I'm archery talk, but I have to choose my words carefully. I don't even DARE go into the main forum. Just the bowhunting forum and hunting rights forum...

One time I mentioned that besides shooting my Reflex Highlander, I also pick up my Savage .308 when firearm season comes in. Man it wasn't pretty....[&o]

I almost ended up like:

ILL BUCK 01-19-2008 04:02 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
I like both!!

Archerytalk for sure if I want info on new products, whats hot and whats not.

Huntingnet for the foodplot info forsure and the hunting contest here is run top notch.

Seems to be a little more clickie over here though.... sometimes it seems if your not in the click people wont answer stuff or post on you thread. Meanwhile every gmmat thread goes 20 pages!!:)

thehairlessone 01-19-2008 04:14 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
AT has alot of good info at times and great classifieds but you do have to have pretty thick skin sometimes too. I was allowed back on and I enjoy it more now. I am careful about what I read though.

rick

Rickmur 01-19-2008 05:40 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
Screw AT. Home is here.

Hoytail Hunter 01-19-2008 07:56 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 

ORIGINAL: ILL BUCK

Seems to be a little more clickie over here though.... sometimes it seems if your not in the click people wont answer stuff or post on you thread. Meanwhile every gmmat thread goes 20 pages!!:)
[messing] Well, nobody can helpit if you can't help increase your post count a little more. Didn't you know that once that goes up, people are more willing to answer your questions because your namebecomes moreimbeded in their heads? Plus the cherry on top is thatthe higher your post count, the loweryour liability to being held accountable for your actions or lack thereof? :D;);)[/messing]

Cougar Mag 01-19-2008 08:37 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
My 2 cents:

I do use the classifieds there as well as here.

Too many AT posts are concerned with what bows, broadheads, and other equipment the paid celebs use, like its going to make a difference in your hunting success?[&:]

More honest info. here overall IMO.

More fun here. I can really get PO'ed over there so I generally only visit the classifieds there.

stikbow26 01-19-2008 09:31 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
AT is one I can live without!!! Even when your trying to be serious you get flamed over there.:( It's about the only one I will never go back to!! Walt

archer58 01-19-2008 09:42 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
I use the classifieds on AT to sell misc. stuff.
There are a couple good tech guys there. Here too , of course.
I'll check reviews and don't post much at all. There's way too many on AT and
youdo get pounded if you have a different opinion.

And after all, we have our buddyGMMAT. I like it here better.

Rhody Hunter 01-19-2008 10:04 AM

RE: Archery Talk vs HuntingNet?
 
visted a couple times but like it here much better


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