Survivor: Finale! Who would you vote off?
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Survivor Finale!
1. ?
2. ?
3. Team Primos
4. Team Realtree
5. North American Whitetail Boys
6. Ralph & Vicki Cianciarulo
Lee & Tiffany Lakosky
8. Don & Kandi Kiski
9. Uncle Ted Nugent
10. Jackie Bushman
Team Primos was eliminated bringing us down to the final two: Chuck Adams and Fred Eichler. Vote one of them off. Tough choice! I’ll have to spend some time thinking about this one. Why do you vote one off and not the other?
1. ?
2. ?
3. Team Primos
4. Team Realtree
5. North American Whitetail Boys
6. Ralph & Vicki Cianciarulo
Lee & Tiffany Lakosky
8. Don & Kandi Kiski
9. Uncle Ted Nugent
10. Jackie Bushman
Team Primos was eliminated bringing us down to the final two: Chuck Adams and Fred Eichler. Vote one of them off. Tough choice! I’ll have to spend some time thinking about this one. Why do you vote one off and not the other?
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This is a tough one. Chuck doesn't get the respect he deserves. Here are a few "Chuck" facts, to make the decision tougher...
First archer to complete North American Super Slam
Has roughly 125 Pope & Young trophies
Has held numerous world records including the World Record Bull Elk.
Published at least 4500 magazine articles and written 10 books.
Received honorary Doctorate from Penn State University.
That's pretty impressive. I'm sure there is more I could add to this list.
Fred is no slouch either. I've had a harder time finding info on him, but I know he has completed the Super Slam and I'm pretty sure he did with a recurve. He's fun to watch hunt and there is absolutely no doubting his tactics. He runs an outfitting company in Colorado and know his stuff. Fred might win this one on personality alone.
First archer to complete North American Super Slam
Has roughly 125 Pope & Young trophies
Has held numerous world records including the World Record Bull Elk.
Published at least 4500 magazine articles and written 10 books.
Received honorary Doctorate from Penn State University.
That's pretty impressive. I'm sure there is more I could add to this list.
Fred is no slouch either. I've had a harder time finding info on him, but I know he has completed the Super Slam and I'm pretty sure he did with a recurve. He's fun to watch hunt and there is absolutely no doubting his tactics. He runs an outfitting company in Colorado and know his stuff. Fred might win this one on personality alone.
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Tough choice. Chuck is underrated by most bowhunters today.
On the other hand, Fred is a great hunter and he hugged me so that makes him cooler in my book.![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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On the other hand, Fred is a great hunter and he hugged me so that makes him cooler in my book.
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i dont like chuck adams better than fred, fred actually has his own outfitting business in colarado and i seen him working on that, he has to put out 40 plus blinds in 95 degree weather not for himself, but for others
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Fred completed the Super Slam with a freakin Recurve....no brainer. He runs his own outfitter business, is funny, down to earth, and hosts a very entertaining tv show. He hunts public land some, and he also isn't strictly major trophy hunter....Sure he has killed some bruisers, but after seeing him melt like butter on a smaller spike bull moosehe harvested, he gets my vote. He views EVERY animal as a trophy.
Chuck Adams is probably the most accomplished hunter in N.A. with the bow, which isnt anything to frown at. But I remember reading a magazine article that HE wrote, and it mentioned gettinga call from an outfitter about a monster bull....he headed out and eventually harvested this record bull elk. Sure he hunted on his own with no outfitter, but he had someone do all of his legwork. Nothing against this, but lets call a spade a spade. That was an outfitted hunt.
Chuck Adams is probably the most accomplished hunter in N.A. with the bow, which isnt anything to frown at. But I remember reading a magazine article that HE wrote, and it mentioned gettinga call from an outfitter about a monster bull....he headed out and eventually harvested this record bull elk. Sure he hunted on his own with no outfitter, but he had someone do all of his legwork. Nothing against this, but lets call a spade a spade. That was an outfitted hunt.
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ORIGINAL: recurver167
I like the traditional thing.
I like the traditional thing.
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I'm not familiar with Chuck but I like Fred. He impressed me withone grizzly that he took. He had nothing but open water at his back and the bear was hidden in the tundra in front. When the bear stood on his hind legs Fred hit him square in the chest. He's gotta havea pair to do that.