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I received the dreaded submission deadline email from Dan Hendricks telling me he needs my column by the 15th. of this month for the spring issue of HBM. I have a few things worked up so meeting the deadline will not be a problem. But it did give me an idea.
When I write for HBM I do not represent any manufacturer (although we all know where my loyalties lie) of any product or service within our sport. I represent no special interest group trying to further their goals save the obvious, the promotion of the use of crossbows for hunting.
What I do represent is every member of this forum and this forum alone. I do allow and give permission for pieces I have written to be placed on other sites but only if credit is given to the Excalibur forum. In a small way it is my contribution to expand our forum and bring in new readers/members.
I think it is only fair that you have a part in this process. Your voice should be heard.
Do you feel strongly about a subject? Is something bothering you? Would you like to see something brought to light regarding any aspect of our sport? Did you have a very unusual hunt with surprising results? Well brothers and sisters here is your chance. Tell me.
What would you like me to write about? It is your chance to have your thoughts or ideas placed in a national magazine. And of course, I would give you credit and sneak you into the article in some manner or another. All I would ask is that you stay somewhat on the topic of hunting or shooting.
I write for you guys. It is only fair that you have a say as to what you would like to see. So don't be bashful, hit the reply button and have at it.
And Boo, I did submit that story you gave me about the men's room in that sleazy southern bar involving awshucks and smokepole, and although it was deemed most entertaining, it was rejected as being inappropriate for the magazine.
When I write for HBM I do not represent any manufacturer (although we all know where my loyalties lie) of any product or service within our sport. I represent no special interest group trying to further their goals save the obvious, the promotion of the use of crossbows for hunting.
What I do represent is every member of this forum and this forum alone. I do allow and give permission for pieces I have written to be placed on other sites but only if credit is given to the Excalibur forum. In a small way it is my contribution to expand our forum and bring in new readers/members.
I think it is only fair that you have a part in this process. Your voice should be heard.
Do you feel strongly about a subject? Is something bothering you? Would you like to see something brought to light regarding any aspect of our sport? Did you have a very unusual hunt with surprising results? Well brothers and sisters here is your chance. Tell me.
What would you like me to write about? It is your chance to have your thoughts or ideas placed in a national magazine. And of course, I would give you credit and sneak you into the article in some manner or another. All I would ask is that you stay somewhat on the topic of hunting or shooting.
I write for you guys. It is only fair that you have a say as to what you would like to see. So don't be bashful, hit the reply button and have at it.
And Boo, I did submit that story you gave me about the men's room in that sleazy southern bar involving awshucks and smokepole, and although it was deemed most entertaining, it was rejected as being inappropriate for the magazine.
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Say what ? this doesn't look none too good. Sleasy Bar & restroom. Just what pray tell was said about such a place and thing and the ppl involved ?
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Well Mrs Hall, absolutely nothing happened once we chased Mike down and caught him!smokepolehall wrote:Well my nickname came from my Blk. powder rifle shooting over the past 50 years. I didn't even go to that Sleasy Bar with them! i took one look at that Establishment and knew it was above my station in life.
My Mrs. wants to know how many wild women we had & what all went down !
Below is the picture of Mike when we got him out! Remember we had to drag him!
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Mike,
How about crossbow limitations?
I frequently hear people saying that crossbows are long range hunting equipment and hear comments about their power (they will destroy our targetsd if we allow them on the 3-D range).
A lot of newcomers to the sport of crossbow hunting think ethical hunting range is far more than it really is.
How about crossbow limitations?
I frequently hear people saying that crossbows are long range hunting equipment and hear comments about their power (they will destroy our targetsd if we allow them on the 3-D range).
A lot of newcomers to the sport of crossbow hunting think ethical hunting range is far more than it really is.
wabi
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Great idea wabi!wabi wrote: A lot of newcomers to the sport of crossbow hunting think ethical hunting range is far more than it really is.
And thanks for bringing us back on topic.
I blame no one but myself for the sophomoric behavior above. I threw out the bait.
I will admit to being there but this chasing down business is just not true. The picture only depicts the out patient surgery I had to remove the tattoo's that I found on each cheek when I awoke the morning before.
Lesson learned, never drink with awshucks and then visit the tattoo parlor.
But enough of this nonsense, let me hear more ideas!
How about how the crossbow is a weapon for all people not just diabled or young or old folks but everyone should be able to enjoy it to extend and enhance the hunting experiance.
Scott
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X2. There are 2 archery clubs in my area. One is vertical bow only - that's it that's all. The other won't return my emails or answer my questions since I asked about shooting xbows and what the general attitude was of their membership towards xbow shooters. I guess they're hoping that if they don't answer I'll just go away. It's too bad we're viewed by other hunters / shooters / archers as a lower form of life.raydaughety wrote:Excellent idea Wabi! I certainly remember when I was not allowed to join an archery club because I had to shoot a crossbow and that was the excuse that they used for not allowing me to join, their targets.