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Quote from: superdown on August 12, 2017, 09:34:46 AMFor me it's the nit picking and judgement of the post's. like not wearing orange in the trophy pic or the pointing out of every detail that could be or has the possibility of being unsafe or maybe could be illegal not that it is but it could be if you look at it a certain way.There also seems to be a clique that can get away with saying things that others can not.I love this place but i don't post much because of this. X2 on the nit picking.I shot a nice (for me) decent 4X4 muley this last year. Nothing for the record books, but I was very happy with it. Kind of an average 4X4 in all aspects. I actually thought twice about posting it, just because of nit pickers and nay sayers. I ended up posting it, but I can understand why people don't.A couple recent examples:* Bearpaw posted the 40' buck........ unreal pig of a buck. It didn't take long for someone to suggest that a fence was involved. By all indications, that was a free roaming deer. Why take a cheap shot at someone like that, just because they're fortunate enough to hunt deer in Mexico?* That huge (Nevada?) governor's tag buck still in velvet. Another buck of a lifetime. And yet, it didn't take long for someone to say the hunter sure has long arms. Again, why the need for cheap shots??Can't there be simple decorum like don't take unwarranted cheap shots?THANK YOU for all you do to make this forum great. It's still the best hunting forum I've ever found.
For me it's the nit picking and judgement of the post's. like not wearing orange in the trophy pic or the pointing out of every detail that could be or has the possibility of being unsafe or maybe could be illegal not that it is but it could be if you look at it a certain way.There also seems to be a clique that can get away with saying things that others can not.I love this place but i don't post much because of this.
I'm reluctant to post images which include people I know, especially of family members. It really has very little to do with Hunt WA, however. I'm not a paranoid person, but there's a lot of risks both professionally and safety-wise being recognized as a hunter in today's social media world.I have and will, but with caution.
Drama queens...I don't do facebook because of the drama. Came hear a few years ago and all was good. Now it seems everything is drama. A lot of topics that create hate and division amongst the hunt/fish community. And a small hand full of people that are responsible. I have very thick skin but don't need drama in my life.
Quote from: Bob33 on August 12, 2017, 01:21:30 PMI'm reluctant to post images which include people I know, especially of family members. It really has very little to do with Hunt WA, however. I'm not a paranoid person, but there's a lot of risks both professionally and safety-wise being recognized as a hunter in today's social media world.I have and will, but with caution.I don't even like posting my own picture online for anything. Not only because some people might not like hunting, but maybe because I'm more private than most people. Sent from my SM-J700T using Tapatalk