who do you respect the most?
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: who do you respect the most?
I don't know that I know any of them well enough to bestow the word respect. Those I like most, Chuck Adams, Dwight Schuh,Jim Dougherty, Fred Bear.... and a few more.
#13
RE: who do you respect the most?
Greg Miller is actually a good friend of mine but I would have to admit he hs gotten a little spoiled now and does'nt work as hard to pull it off as he used too. I would suppose because he does'nt have to anymore, gettin hard to spend time with him anymore though.
#17
Join Date: Jul 2008
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Posts: 866
RE: who do you respect the most?
ORIGINAL: buckeye
Ted Nugent..... Like him or not, agree with him or not.... He speaks his mind and stands up for what he believes. A trait many could use.
Ted Nugent..... Like him or not, agree with him or not.... He speaks his mind and stands up for what he believes. A trait many could use.
#19
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Canadian Tx, currently Stillwater Ok.
Posts: 322
RE: who do you respect the most?
I have a cousin who runs an outfitting service in the western US. He gets quite a bit of the TV "pro" guys that come and hunt with him. I went on an elk hunt this past fall with him and he told me that of all of the people he has ever hunted with, Larry Weishun is by far the most knowledgable outdoorsman he has been able to hunt with. I guess his forte is whitetails so if he is that knowlegeable on the western game I would imagine his whitetail savvy to be extremely good.
As far as what I have watched, read, heard etc... My personal favorites are in no particular order
Chuck Adams, Greg Miller, Dwight Schuh, and I like to read a little Aldo Leopold,I think if he had the technology of today he could have done some coolstuff with wildlife mgmt. and I dont know if I think he is a wealth of knowledge or not (i know he has more than me) but I do get a kick out of watching a little Stan Potts every now and then, he wins the enthusiasm award.
As far as what I have watched, read, heard etc... My personal favorites are in no particular order
Chuck Adams, Greg Miller, Dwight Schuh, and I like to read a little Aldo Leopold,I think if he had the technology of today he could have done some coolstuff with wildlife mgmt. and I dont know if I think he is a wealth of knowledge or not (i know he has more than me) but I do get a kick out of watching a little Stan Potts every now and then, he wins the enthusiasm award.