Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
#31
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore Maryland USA
Posts: 1,385
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
At least everyone knows who I am, where I reside, andone of theprofessions I practice. You, as is the case many times on these forums by those most critical, choose to be anonymous. I will respond this one more time about your rantings and then allow you to get that last shot in. I find that manypeople like you, who hide behind anonymity, have a lot of freetime on their hands.
My 'dictionary' has this definition:1 : to consider the merits and demerits of and judge accordingly : EVALUATE And, like I stated previously,I read the original posts, evaluated them, judged that "Some of the information you're getting here is also very erroneous." , and reported my findings in an effort towarn the original poster. And yes, I was being critical, but not to the level that seems to alarm you. If you evaluate most of the posts, they're just as critical but phrased differently. When the criticizm doesn't meet your needs/criteria, you seem to get very upset. Sorry.
The title of this thread is "Help me in selecting the right Crossbow". Your method of help seems to be totally adverse to my method and you're mad at me. Telling someonethat they canseek professional help and what they should look for from that professional is a direct way of helping. To think not is foolish.
Therest of therantings by you are covered inmy above statement. You seem to stuttering on that subject.
Your sarcastic remark about me not giving my customers all the answers again tells me a lot about you. By not giving my customers all the answers, I let them formulate their own opinions based on facts. This way they become far more educated about their likes/dislikes. They understand the root of the cause/effect nature of things and can deal with other things better. To do otherwise would not be fair to them. The basis of good education, IMPO, is not to provide allmy answers/opinions, but to provide the means to achieve a higher level of understanding so thatthe answers can be developed by the individual.
Have a nice day and along and fruitful life.
Criticize: To analize and judge as a critic, to find fault.
Because that's what Dr. Death was asking. He wanted help in selecting the right crossbow. If you didn't intend to try and help as best you could then why respond at all?
Therest of therantings by you are covered inmy above statement. You seem to stuttering on that subject.
Your sarcastic remark about me not giving my customers all the answers again tells me a lot about you. By not giving my customers all the answers, I let them formulate their own opinions based on facts. This way they become far more educated about their likes/dislikes. They understand the root of the cause/effect nature of things and can deal with other things better. To do otherwise would not be fair to them. The basis of good education, IMPO, is not to provide allmy answers/opinions, but to provide the means to achieve a higher level of understanding so thatthe answers can be developed by the individual.
Have a nice day and along and fruitful life.
#32
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
At least everyone knows who I am, where I reside, andone of theprofessions I practice. You, as is the case many times on these forums by those most critical, choose to be anonymous. I will respond this one more time about your rantings and then allow you to get that last shot in. I find that manypeople like you, who hide behind anonymity, have a lot of freetime on their hands.
Therest of therantings by you are covered inmy above statement. You seem to stuttering on that subject.
Your sarcastic remark about me not giving my customers all the answers again tells me a lot about you.
When I go to seek information from a "so called" professional I expect to get ALL the information that person has INCLUDING all of their personal opinions and personal answers to my questions. After all that's WHY I went there in the first place, for personal information and answers. If not I can get all theother information on the web! It is only then will I be properly prepared to make MY decesion.
I can't for the life of me understand how you can tell someone that the information he is getting it wrong and yet not TRY to correct it. Like I said, you would have been better off not replying at all.
#33
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
ORIGINAL: BigJ12
When I go to seek information from a "so called" professional I expect to get ALL the information that person has INCLUDING all of their personal opinions and personal answers to my questions. After all that's WHY I went there in the first place, for personal information and answers. If not I can get all the other information on the web! It is only then will I be properly prepared to make MY decesion.
When I go to seek information from a "so called" professional I expect to get ALL the information that person has INCLUDING all of their personal opinions and personal answers to my questions. After all that's WHY I went there in the first place, for personal information and answers. If not I can get all the other information on the web! It is only then will I be properly prepared to make MY decesion.
In my line of work though, I am fortunate in that I deal with 2 business's that are top notch. One has woman that has got to be the best in the country and she just hired a guy from another place that is just as dedicated. The other is a benefit to not only myself but the people I work for and the community as well. I have 10 fingers and only 2 of them are needed to count the # of places that make my life easier. My family and friends excluded.
#34
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
Bumpin this back up to the top.
Howdy fellas
JLowe here.
Ya'lle feel free ta post up more personal thoughts on the x bows.
I've already ordered one - Barnett Revolution
But I'de still like ta hear ya'lls experience.
As for the pissin match -I skipped over them posts
To me first person testimonials are better than most "expert" advice anyhow.
I don't care about the "nuances" - just wether or not the dang thing works as advertised.
I don't know a thing about x bows but I'm fixin ta find out.
Sounds like a rope cocker is somethin I'lle want to get.
How about quivers ?
Any suggestions on bolts & broadheads for the Revolution ?
Thanks ahead a time.
Howdy fellas
JLowe here.
Ya'lle feel free ta post up more personal thoughts on the x bows.
I've already ordered one - Barnett Revolution
But I'de still like ta hear ya'lls experience.
As for the pissin match -I skipped over them posts
To me first person testimonials are better than most "expert" advice anyhow.
I don't care about the "nuances" - just wether or not the dang thing works as advertised.
I don't know a thing about x bows but I'm fixin ta find out.
Sounds like a rope cocker is somethin I'lle want to get.
How about quivers ?
Any suggestions on bolts & broadheads for the Revolution ?
Thanks ahead a time.
#35
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 3,903
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
So anyway , I shot a 10pt crossbow once and walked away impressed as hell.
I also shot my father in laws Barnett and wasn't impressed at all.
Thats my 2 pennies
I also shot my father in laws Barnett and wasn't impressed at all.
Thats my 2 pennies
#36
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location:
Posts: 224
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
I don't want this to sound too harsh, but, .....
why don't you try a crossbow forum like excaliburcrossbows,com? I'm sure they will give you better information than you can find here.
This is a bowhunting forum ....
why don't you try a crossbow forum like excaliburcrossbows,com? I'm sure they will give you better information than you can find here.
This is a bowhunting forum ....
#37
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
ORIGINAL: thesource
I don't want this to sound too harsh, but, .....
why don't you try a crossbow forum like excaliburcrossbows,com? I'm sure they will give you better information than you can find here.
This is a bowhunting forum ....
I don't want this to sound too harsh, but, .....
why don't you try a crossbow forum like excaliburcrossbows,com? I'm sure they will give you better information than you can find here.
This is a bowhunting forum ....
#39
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Yorkton,Saskatchewan Canada
Posts: 296
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
man, you are all nuts[&:][8D][:-] I'm glad I trading my bow in for a muzzleloader nice ppl down there
PS DoctorDeath: Nice picture and story in big buck magazine
PS DoctorDeath: Nice picture and story in big buck magazine
#40
RE: Help me in selecting the right Crossbow
Thank you guys for all the info AND I do appreciate it.... now come on lets all kiss and make up ... we are a brotherhood of hunters here and no since in bickering over something like this ...save the bickering for the old lady during hunting season.
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