who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
01-11-2007 | 11:13 PM
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RE: who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
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I really do envy you all who had friends & family introduce you to hunting at an early age. My family is mostly from NYC and huntingwasjust not part of our culture, but I always dreamed about it .Now Im much older and hunting is my life , but now I have the opposite problem , none of the kids I know seem to have any interest in hunting . They all wanna play video games.I wish I knew me 20 years ago. Can anyone else relate?
I really do envy you all who had friends & family introduce you to hunting at an early age. My family is mostly from NYC and huntingwasjust not part of our culture, but I always dreamed about it .Now Im much older and hunting is my life , but now I have the opposite problem , none of the kids I know seem to have any interest in hunting . They all wanna play video games.I wish I knew me 20 years ago. Can anyone else relate?
I can definitely relate. I'm from Long Island and I dont remember how exactly, but somehow I got interested in hunting when I was younger. My little brother is getting into it to, I just got a gun for him to use when he's old enough to get his license next season.
01-12-2007 | 10:44 AM
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RE: who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
I believe that there is some jealousy on here for Michel Waddel.He is very good at what he does and started out at the bottom.You dont get to be where he is at by being a bad hunter or sportsman,he has worked very hard to be where he is and given the oppertunity if you had the chance to do what he does you would also do it. people that slam others for doing what they love to and get paid for it,,,well your the one that's a nobody.
Keep up the good work Waddel alot of folks would love to be in his shoes.i know i would.
Keep up the good work Waddel alot of folks would love to be in his shoes.i know i would.
01-16-2007 | 05:47 PM
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From: Greenwood LK NY
RE: who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
Never said he was a bad hunter ,but a mentor? Lets live in the real world people.Hey "MATHEWS07HUNTER" can you go over to the archery gear forum ,go to "parker bow" & help me out?
...HAHAHAHAHAHA..just kidding, that guy's an idiot!!!
01-19-2007 | 05:51 AM
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Nyrackaddict i jumped over to that bow forum and they locked it,,i had your back..well i dont think that crusty rusty is having a good day, i think a deer spooked him.......rusty ,,, michael wadelle is looking for ya
01-20-2007 | 09:10 PM
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RE: who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
ORIGINAL: NYRACKADDICT
I really do envy you all who had friends & family introduce you to hunting at an early age. My family is mostly from NYC and huntingwasjust not part of our culture, but I always dreamed about it .Now Im much older and hunting is my life , but now I have the opposite problem , none of the kids I know seem to have any interest in hunting . They all wanna play video games.I wish I knew me 20 years ago. Can anyone else relate?
I really do envy you all who had friends & family introduce you to hunting at an early age. My family is mostly from NYC and huntingwasjust not part of our culture, but I always dreamed about it .Now Im much older and hunting is my life , but now I have the opposite problem , none of the kids I know seem to have any interest in hunting . They all wanna play video games.I wish I knew me 20 years ago. Can anyone else relate?
01-27-2007 | 09:06 AM
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RE: who is your hunting Mentor or Legend
My Brother. He id 15 years older than me and we spent coutless hours in the woods together. He taught me a ton. Now that I live in Canada during the summer, we spend a lot of time each week talking on the phone about hunting and how we are going to approach it when fall rolls around. Its a great thing.