Not at all. The thing about this forum is you will see people want to get to know new posters first. If you are new to a group of people wouldn't you introduce yourself, tell everyone a little about yourself and what you bring to the table? Often first forum posts that only ask for something right off the bat usually go sideways because of this.seems like a lot of people on here are very quick to jump to conclusions...
This.Not at all. The thing about this forum is you will see people want to get to know new posters first. If you are new to a group of people wouldn't you introduce yourself, tell everyone a little about yourself and what you bring to the table? Often first forum posts that only ask for something right off the bat usually go sideways because of this.
Love it man, stories of all kinds can play or make a big change in someone's life and you may never know it. Let them fly!!I will also add some content to this thread, not a hunting story but every time I bring home a new shed my oldest sons (3 years) eyes light up and I swear he’s more excited than I was finding it... if he’s not with me. Also as soon as I got home from work today he told me the fish were probably biting and we should go to the pond.
Man, I'm sorry for ruffling so many feathers.This.
I've been on forums since 2004 and have owned this one since 2010. This style of first post is uncouth and shows no effort to get a feel for the place before posting. It's not an indictment, just an observation. Plenty of time to get acquainted and maybe it's a long, illustrious relationship, but you're gonna need to buy me dinner before you get to see my bedroom.
How much for a Bob Seger type of date?Plenty of time to get acquainted and maybe it's a long, illustrious relationship, but you're gonna need to buy me dinner before you get to see my bedroom.
No feathers ruffled, if you’d have done that there’d of been a few more pages....Man, I'm sorry for ruffling so many feathers.
You’ll find the sooner your ass chafe heals the better off you’ll be.... You’re more than welcome too hang around and post, but you keep beating that dead horse you’ll never fit in around here....seems like a lot of people on here are very quick to jump to conclusions...
None ruffled here buddy. Just shedding light on why you got welcomed like you were.Man, I'm sorry for ruffling so many feathers.
All good, plenty of time to introduce yourselfMan, I'm sorry for ruffling so many feathers.
Times up!!!!All good, plenty of time to introduce yourself
Thanks dad, I appreciate the adviceYou’ll find the sooner your ass chafe heals the better off you’ll be.... You’re more than welcome too hang around and post, but you keep beating that dead horse you’ll never fit in around here....
YW.... BTW Waylon Jennings’s would be under JThanks dad, I appreciate the advice
Awesome story @OhioWRO ! Congrats on an amazing memory!!Boom just like that, 2 bucks hit the dirt, never took one step. as you can imagine hugs and high fives filled the blind. I'll never forget that day the rest of my life.
Sooo are you an outfitter that lives in Michigan??Absolutely, Being a outfitter its really hard to pin point one specific memory because they're all worthy of being written about. But hands down the memories we have had with my children are on the very TOP of our list. This was opening morning of the youth season up in Michigan, the first year my youngest son was able to finally get behind the gun. I sat the blind weeks in advance overlooking a alfalfa field that I knew was being pounded by a good group of Bachler bucks. The morning sun came up, my two boy and myself were waiting still and quit for the first deer to walk into the field. Shortly after the sun peeked over the trees the first deer stepped out, a young doe and 2 fawns. As they milled around our focus quickly drifted away from the corner the deer like to come out of and would you know it we look back and there stood the first buck, chaos erupted as we scrambled to get my youngest boy set and ready for what looked like his first buck. Out of no where, just before the shot the buck bolted back into the woods, As you can imagine everyone was heart broken. That didn't last long when right out of the corner stepped these 2 bucks. now we have a real opportunity here, both boys had their hunting licenses but we only had one gun. Rule was, youngest first then my other boy, (he's shot a few bucks at this point) so he steadied the gun, squeezed the trigger and BOOM the buck dropped right there. Now the chaos really started, the second buck stood there looking like "what just happened" the boys quickly switched seats and Boom just like that, 2 bucks hit the dirt, never took one step. as you can imagine hugs and high fives filled the blind. I'll never forget that day the rest of my life.