Muddy sticks
01-24-2009, 10:42 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Muddy sticks
I took Jay and Aaron over and introduced them to Larry and showed them the new muddy sticks!! I even had to play with them seeing Todd wasn't there to do it!!HE/HE/HE I love them babies I can't wait to hunt with them this year.. Walt
01-24-2009, 04:51 PM
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RE: Muddy sticks
I checked the sticks and the huntmore stoolout today at the Grand Rapids show. I must saythey are some awsome products. Huntmore booth had Beyond the Kill playing on their large screen.
Mikey.
Mikey.
01-24-2009, 07:08 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Muddy sticks
Sorry I missed you Walt......
I was impressed with the steps and attachment system on the Muddy sticks! Seem very nice! The Muddy "guy" seemed very nice and knowledgable, but I didn't get his name.
I saw the Huntmore stool, but didn't check it out. I knew I wasn't going to pay the price for a stool of that caliber, so I didn't want to know if it was comfortable or not. This way I can just tell myself it is probably really uncomfortable......
Mark
I was impressed with the steps and attachment system on the Muddy sticks! Seem very nice! The Muddy "guy" seemed very nice and knowledgable, but I didn't get his name.
I saw the Huntmore stool, but didn't check it out. I knew I wasn't going to pay the price for a stool of that caliber, so I didn't want to know if it was comfortable or not. This way I can just tell myself it is probably really uncomfortable......
Mark
01-26-2009, 01:56 PM
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RE: Muddy sticks
It cracks me up how a guy will pay $150+ for a sight - but looks at a stool that has 9 lbs. of material and say "I won't pay that for a stool".... Some people are sick of sitting on buckets or "junk" stools that aren't comfortable or make so much noise you can't move on them.The Huntmore was designed to be the best - period. Quality comes with a price.
01-26-2009, 08:12 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Muddy sticks
Whoever designed the sticks and stool is a moron!! lol.. in all seriousness those sticks and the stool are the ****! I'd like to see whatelse the "Mad Scientist" has on his plate! Great job Todders!!
Stan
Stan
01-27-2009, 06:27 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Muddy sticks
ORIGINAL: WKP Todd
It cracks me up how a guy will pay $150+ for a sight - but looks at a stool that has 9 lbs. of material and say "I won't pay that for a stool".... Some people are sick of sitting on buckets or "junk" stools that aren't comfortable or make so much noise you can't move on them.The Huntmore was designed to be the best - period. Quality comes with a price.
It cracks me up how a guy will pay $150+ for a sight - but looks at a stool that has 9 lbs. of material and say "I won't pay that for a stool".... Some people are sick of sitting on buckets or "junk" stools that aren't comfortable or make so much noise you can't move on them.The Huntmore was designed to be the best - period. Quality comes with a price.
Mark
01-27-2009, 07:46 AM
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01-27-2009, 09:40 AM
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RE: Muddy sticks
I can say I will be hunting out of one from my ground blind this year!! They work awesome I got to play around with it at the ATA show.. It is going to great to have the ground blind up and only have to pack in that little bag with the chair and the camera equip. Walt
01-27-2009, 11:36 AM
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RE: Muddy sticks
No doubt they look REALLY nice and comfortable, just not sure how many AVERAGE hunters will drop $200 on one??
Just like there are not many AVERAGE hunters driving around $50K trucks. I would think that in the outdoor industry, products, marketing game, etc....you would be looking at a numbers game. In other words, how you can appeal to the AVERAGE hunter who will be most likely to spend his/her $$$ on a product. There are ton more AVERAGE hunters than the ELITE hunters who will not bat an eye at a $200 stool.
There again, I am not in the "industry" so I may be all wet here??
Mark
Just like there are not many AVERAGE hunters driving around $50K trucks. I would think that in the outdoor industry, products, marketing game, etc....you would be looking at a numbers game. In other words, how you can appeal to the AVERAGE hunter who will be most likely to spend his/her $$$ on a product. There are ton more AVERAGE hunters than the ELITE hunters who will not bat an eye at a $200 stool.
There again, I am not in the "industry" so I may be all wet here??
Mark