Why does everyone list every product they used to shoot their deer? I don't even like the ford signs on my truck and I turn the whitewalls in on my tires. There are a few publically traded outdoor and gun companies but I don't see them mentioned much. Please let me in if I am missing out on advertising money that I was not aware of.
How much are you guys getting paid?
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I always assumed it was just real field testing with results.
If you were ever interested in a rage broadhead- you can see what the results are.
You can also get a feel for trends...
Also- isn't it nice to document your kill for when many years pass you can remember what you harvested your large game animal with?
If you were ever interested in a rage broadhead- you can see what the results are.
You can also get a feel for trends...
Also- isn't it nice to document your kill for when many years pass you can remember what you harvested your large game animal with?
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It gets worse than that! How about buying a $2 t-shirt for $27 then advertising the companies name that ripped you off in the first place in big letters on said shirt.Gurf said:
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Yea, I thought everyone got paid.
I would like to the thank Fred Bear bows, easton arrows, rocket broadheads, knight and Hale calles and Wildlife research scents for making this post possible.
Wow that's another $250.00 for the wallet
I would like to the thank Fred Bear bows, easton arrows, rocket broadheads, knight and Hale calles and Wildlife research scents for making this post possible.
Wow that's another $250.00 for the wallet
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Haha!
I have been thinking that they didn't take any bailout money tho...
I turn my white walls in also- mainly because whitewalls are old school and I don't like the look and also- if you do any serious offroading- they get chewed up and look bad.
I don't put stickers on any of my cars but I do wear a mathews ballcap...and a ruger T shirt.
I don't care about brand as long as it works and hopefully employs us workers.
I have been thinking that they didn't take any bailout money tho...
I turn my white walls in also- mainly because whitewalls are old school and I don't like the look and also- if you do any serious offroading- they get chewed up and look bad.
I don't put stickers on any of my cars but I do wear a mathews ballcap...and a ruger T shirt.
I don't care about brand as long as it works and hopefully employs us workers.
loridr said:I agree with Gurf. If I drove a Ford, I'd remove the badging as well.Gurf said:![]()
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Why does it all boil down to money. I like my Matthews and have reccomended them to friends. Should I get paid to help some one find good equipment? I think knowing what works and is popular can be an aid to the hunter giving them somewhere to start.
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it gives others who read regularly on here great insight on products that work.
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I'm with Gurf on this one. While it could be taken as a field test info on products, it is probably more likely because its what they("professional" hunters) do on tv.
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IMO, I think it's overkill. Too many people watching hunting shows. Must think it's mandatory to display brand names after you harvest a deer.
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I always got a kick out of them listing their camo pattern.
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well i do get free stuff, and showing brands and equipment off can be fun.... but when you work to kill something and show off a product for a company you actually like to get the hero shot with the critter because it all pays off. lol
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