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Started by onewhohasfun, January 25, 2010, 03:54:00 PM

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onewhohasfun

Some good discussions on here lately,arrow weight, EFOC, 2 vs.3 blade, steel vs. alum., super sharp vs. filed edge. All good thought provoking issues. I have learned more in the 2 yrs I have been on T/G than the previous 25 yrs. that I have been on my own. I think we should all be commended. For these debates show that in the end, we all want to do all we can, to do what we think is best for clean fast kills. Please do not hesitate to call me out, if you disagree with my opinion. Debate among gentleman can be a healthy thing. Thanks to all here. Your opinions are greatly appreceiated. Tom Bateman
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lpcjon2

This is the only place most of our opinion would even be considered(unless your single).I love a good debate as long as nobody gets their feelings hurt its all in the form of an opinion,and we are all gentleman and ladies.Heck I have had to eat my words typed and learned something I thought I knew many times(and wont tell the wife that).Its all good and thats what makes this a great site.   :thumbsup:
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Ragnarok Forge

Yep,  good courteous discussions are always a great way to get lots of ideas so you can research a bit and make your own decisions what is right for you.

Beware the man who says he is always right,  he is most likely ill informed and often a deluded fool!

Listen to everyone, choose the best parts of each and make them work for you.
Clay Walker
Skill is not born into anyone.  It is earned thru hard work and perseverance.

NDTerminator

There are very few absolutes in archery as there are too many variables to take into account...
"As Trad as I wanna be"

"It's all just archery, and all archery is good"

sou-pawbowhunter

Let us not forget to thank our moderators,  who have the sometimes thankless job of reminding us to bridle our passions. Without them Even the most courteous group will sometimes allow discussions to fall short of civility.  :clapper:
Molon labe

kung fu kid

Yes, Tradgang has been an excellent source for learning and exchanging viewpoints.  I wish I was smarter to contribute more, but my archery experiences go way back.  In those days, it was simply a matter of grabbing a bow one can manage, and go find some arrows to shoot.  If they hit the target, we were set to go.  I did manage to find some arrows that were spined for my bow weight.  FOC's, carbon, R/D - all greek to me in those days.  Thanks, all.

daveycrockett

QuoteOriginally posted by NDTerminator:
There are very few absolutes in archery as there are too many variables to take into account...
Amen to that!  :campfire:

Mudd

I believe I read somewhere that if two people agree on everything, one of them is unnecessary. I also think that we have to be gentle with one another when we don't agree..no matter how strongly we disagree there's never room for discourtesy.  
My good friend Butch Speer has a quote in his tag like that I like.
"Nothing is ever lost by courtesy. It is the cheapest of pleasures, costs nothing, and conveys much."
(Erastus Wiman)

God bless,Mudd
Trying to make a difference
Psalm 37:4
Roy L "Mudd" Williams
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straitera

Have been other places where word slingin for attention is more important than sincerity to help folks. Don't got there anymore.
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Gray Buffalo

I sometimes think some folks are picking fly poop out of the pepper. Just getting too technical with what is simple hunting fun.
I try not to let my mind wander...It is too small and fragile to be out by itself.

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Dan White

America, it is a great country. There are still places in this world where you cannot speak your mind. Of course trying not to step on anyones toes.

30coupe

QuoteOriginally posted by Gray Buffalo:
I sometimes think some folks are picking fly poop out of the pepper.
:biglaugh:

Gray, you have a way with words!
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luvnlongbow

"no matter how strongly we disagree there's never room for discourtesy."

Mudd, you got it right.

owlbait

I think a well worded piece of sarcasm can be enlightening, educational, and entertaining. Too much honey just draws bees!
Advice from The Buck:"Only little girls shoot spikers!"

Gordon martiniuk

I agree with Owlbait a little sarcasm is ok , debate is why we post on here there are allways two sides to every story .  :wavey:
Gord

bowmofo

That is as hard as separating salt and sugar!
KEEP IT SIMPLE!

Ryan Rothhaar

QuoteOriginally posted by Gordon martiniuk:
I agree with Owlbait a little sarcasm is ok , debate is why we post on here there are allways two sides to every story .   :wavey:  
Nope,  3  sides - your side, my side, and what really happened!   ;)

All's good 'till somebody gets an axe to grind, then grin and walk away...life's too short!

Dang, I wish hunting season would hurry up and get here.....

Ryan (Cabin Fever Already) R.


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