This is my 1000th post!
03-28-2008, 07:22 PM
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Darrtown, OH
Posts: 4,210
RE: This is my 1000th post!
ORIGINAL: RockinChair
Who cares dude. Seriously I dont think you have contributed to the bettermen of this site since you joined.
Who cares dude. Seriously I dont think you have contributed to the bettermen of this site since you joined.
03-28-2008, 07:23 PM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Darrtown, OH
Posts: 4,210
RE: This is my 1000th post!
ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx
hmm rockin, isnt that funny, this is the first time ive ever even HEARD of you....
hmm rockin, isnt that funny, this is the first time ive ever even HEARD of you....
03-28-2008, 07:25 PM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: charlottesville, virginia
Posts: 1,732
RE: This is my 1000th post!
Just to let you guys and gals know before you start all the blasphemies, RockinChair is actually an author for a Whitetail magazine where he writes deer hunting, deer biology and hunting how-to articles. He has also authored one short book on the ins and outs of how to hunt an area in Virginia. Also, from what I've read some of the insight he provides for other hunters on this site on the other forums is second to none. From what I understand he studies the works of Charlie Alsheimer and Leonard Lee Rue like its the bible, and if you haven't heard of these two men you're obviously not a hunter
(I think Alsheimer was voted #3 on the list of people who have contributed the most to deer hunting behind Fred Bear and Roosevelt I think, don't quote me on that.) So, while he may not contribute on this forum, I'm sure that for those interested in becomming better hunters, you're definitely going to want to check out some of his work. Show a little respect for such an avid hunter who would rather talk about hunting and simply becomes frustrated with shenanigans such as "look how many posts I have."
(I think Alsheimer was voted #3 on the list of people who have contributed the most to deer hunting behind Fred Bear and Roosevelt I think, don't quote me on that.) So, while he may not contribute on this forum, I'm sure that for those interested in becomming better hunters, you're definitely going to want to check out some of his work. Show a little respect for such an avid hunter who would rather talk about hunting and simply becomes frustrated with shenanigans such as "look how many posts I have."