Stan Potts
10-10-2008, 10:54 AM
#35
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RE: Stan Potts
I'll take a kid shooting a doe or a spike over any of these guys. I never learn much from these shows anyways, but to see a kid shoot his/hers firstdoe or buck is one of the greatest things ever. The excitement these kids have when the deer is down is something that can't be scripted.
10-10-2008, 06:19 PM
#36
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RE: Stan Potts
Some of you people really amaze me. You complain about all these pro hunters having to have there hands held and givin the chance to hunt public ground they wouldn't have near the luck, well guess what, nobody wants to watch guys on tv kill little bucks and does all day. These videos are made to see large deer harvested, and I could honestly care less who kills the deer or how they do it. If you were given any sort of a chance to hunt the areas these guys do, you couldn't tell me that you wouldn't hunt it.These boys arefamousbecause they worked there wayup or got lucky,nobody wants to hear about howjealous you are of people gettingchances to huntlarge whitetails and make a life out of it.And fastetti I agree its really neat to watch young hunters harvest there first deer wether its aspike or a doe, but it gets me pumped to watch somebody kill a Poper or a booner.
10-11-2008, 04:33 AM
#37
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RE: Stan Potts
MackinawMonsters - Yes, I can tell you I would never.... EVER want to have to make a living by being a pro hunter on TV. I deer hunt for the thrill and relaxation. If my livelyhood was contingent on taking deer, it would become work and not nearly asenjoyable. I'm not at all jealous of these guys who have to leave their families for weeks, even months at a time. As the economy continues to weaken, hunters are going to spend less $ on new gear forcing the companies that produce it to make decision on where to cut back. No thanks... I'll pass
Sure, I like taking big bucks. But one does not need to be a TV personality to do so.
Sure, I like taking big bucks. But one does not need to be a TV personality to do so.
10-11-2008, 06:41 AM
#38
RE: Stan Potts
ORIGINAL: A11en
MackinawMonsters - Yes, I can tell you I would never.... EVER want to have to make a living by being a pro hunter on TV. I deer hunt for the thrill and relaxation. If my livelyhood was contingent on taking deer, it would become work and not nearly asenjoyable. I'm not at all jealous of these guys who have to leave their families for weeks, even months at a time. As the economy continues to weaken, hunters are going to spend less $ on new gear forcing the companies that produce it to make decision on where to cut back. No thanks... I'll pass
Sure, I like taking big bucks. But one does not need to be a TV personality to do so.
MackinawMonsters - Yes, I can tell you I would never.... EVER want to have to make a living by being a pro hunter on TV. I deer hunt for the thrill and relaxation. If my livelyhood was contingent on taking deer, it would become work and not nearly asenjoyable. I'm not at all jealous of these guys who have to leave their families for weeks, even months at a time. As the economy continues to weaken, hunters are going to spend less $ on new gear forcing the companies that produce it to make decision on where to cut back. No thanks... I'll pass
Sure, I like taking big bucks. But one does not need to be a TV personality to do so.
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10-11-2008, 12:20 PM
#39
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Illinois
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RE: Stan Potts
ORIGINAL: MackinawMonsters
Some of you people really amaze me. You complain about all these pro hunters having to have there hands held and givin the chance to hunt public ground they wouldn't have near the luck, well guess what, nobody wants to watch guys on tv kill little bucks and does all day. These videos are made to see large deer harvested, and I could honestly care less who kills the deer or how they do it. If you were given any sort of a chance to hunt the areas these guys do, you couldn't tell me that you wouldn't hunt it.These boys arefamousbecause they worked there wayup or got lucky,nobody wants to hear about howjealous you are of people gettingchances to huntlarge whitetails and make a life out of it.And fastetti I agree its really neat to watch young hunters harvest there first deer wether its aspike or a doe, but it gets me pumped to watch somebody kill a Poper or a booner.
Some of you people really amaze me. You complain about all these pro hunters having to have there hands held and givin the chance to hunt public ground they wouldn't have near the luck, well guess what, nobody wants to watch guys on tv kill little bucks and does all day. These videos are made to see large deer harvested, and I could honestly care less who kills the deer or how they do it. If you were given any sort of a chance to hunt the areas these guys do, you couldn't tell me that you wouldn't hunt it.These boys arefamousbecause they worked there wayup or got lucky,nobody wants to hear about howjealous you are of people gettingchances to huntlarge whitetails and make a life out of it.And fastetti I agree its really neat to watch young hunters harvest there first deer wether its aspike or a doe, but it gets me pumped to watch somebody kill a Poper or a booner.
A newbie.......TV Hunters are his hero's.
10-11-2008, 12:52 PM
#40
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Illinois
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RE: Stan Potts
I don't want to hear about any of you guys watching hunting shows anymore then!!!! Starting to sound like a hen house in here.
Can someone produce some hardcore facts on why Stan Potts is a low life around Peoria???
Can someone produce some hardcore facts on why Stan Potts is a low life around Peoria???