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Xtreme
03-20-2005, 09:36 PM
Well, this whole mess is getting down to just a few folks fighting on here. Most of us who were actively involved in this terrible mess are now just standing on the sidelines with distraught looks on our faces.:(

It's sad really as most of us love the wind in our faces, the sun on our backs and we just love life outdoors in general.

To the person who really did "cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war". I hope you are happy as our war dogs bit us all on the ass.:o
bunniebuster
03-20-2005, 10:20 PM
i'll just be glad when everything gets back to normal im ready to learn some new things instead of fight over old news , bring on turkey season please:D
gwhilikerz
03-20-2005, 10:44 PM
Well, this whole mess is getting down to just a few folks fighting on here. Most of us who were actively involved in this terrible mess are now just standing on the sidelines with distraught looks on our faces.:(

It's sad really as most of us love the wind in our faces, the sun on our backs and we just love life outdoors in general.

To the person who really did "cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war". I hope you are happy as our war dogs bit us all on the ass.:o
I fail to see where this whole mess will keep you from enjoying the wind in you face, the sun on you back, or your experience in the outdoors. Gee you sound like your writing a eulogy.
Kansas
03-20-2005, 11:41 PM
Xtreme,
Your woods will be there, the sun will be there and the fresh are will be there. So will the deer and whatever you choose to hunt them with. Your hunt should be noless enjoyable and you should be happy that there are more bow hunters in the woods. The more that are involved with this sport, the better it will be in the long run. Don't be so near-sighted that you just look at your little corner of the woods, you have to see the whole forest!
Willie
03-21-2005, 07:39 AM
It's sad really as most of us love the wind in our faces, the sun on our backs and we just love life outdoors in general.


...and the Good Lord provides that for all us no matter what hunting tool we have in our hands.

It is not just the bowhunters that feel that way..

After all, we are ALL HUNTERS aren't we?

That seems to have been lost in all the shuffle and posturing. We forget that the other person on the other side is a hunter just like we are.

But, then maybe that is what you meant by your post??