Name 4 things you have tried or learned from HNI.

LT

LT, thats not fair, I just found you guys three weeks ago....LOL
However, I will say this, you guys have been a breath of fresh air seeing as how I work in south america and nobody here hunts or should I say is obsessed like me and you guys....

1. How to serve a peep and d-loop
2. How to fletch arrows
3. How to make my own lighted nocks
4. And last but not least, gained an even deeper passion for bowhunting

1. What I need to do to enhance my food plots.
2. Verifier Peeps work for failing eyes.
3. MeanV suppressors work amazingly.
4. The Limbdriver is an incredible rest.

1. There are many others like me (passionate or obsessed, take your pick )
2. My arrows need to be pitched
3. I need to take a closer look at bowtechs (life long hoyt guy)
4. Time to get a Mean V

Germ Spoons
Justin has long arms
Location is the num........well....eveybody knew that, though
Never buy anything from people who like to slap you around

Surely you jest.[:-]

1.How to take better pics of animals I kill.
2.I want to move out west where the big deer are.
3.I'm not the best hunter in the world.
4.There are still good people in the world.

1. This may sound strange, but an older member told me to follow a certain buck that my buddy and I were after and while scouting him, follow him and whenever he made a track in the dirt, scrape it up and put it in a baggie, same with any hair that fell off of him and his droppings. While hunting, open the baggie and set it on your stand. I don't believe it was so much the act of doing this as just "connecting" with the animal. First time we tried it, my buddy took the baggie on a cold, rainy, miserable October day. Well, much to his suprise, this buck showed up behind him at 20 yards, too bad there was a branch that deflected my buddies arrow or he would have a 140" 10 pointer on his wall. Thank you Cardeer.

2. How to tune a bow. Thank you Big John

3. How to take quality harvest photos. Thank you Matt

4. How to properly track a wounded deer. Thank you Rob

Gotta add this one, how to be persistant in a conversation. Thank you Jeff

1. Make sure you take quality photos!
2. When in doubt back out!
3. Never enter contests
4. You don't need every new gadget/gimmick on the market to be successful!