POSTING GUIDELINES

[Critter]

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PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL THIS IS A PUBLIC FORUM - do not post any material which is defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, hearsay, personal attacks, hateful, harassing, threatening, invasive of a person's privacy, or otherwise a violation of any law.

Discussions involving whitetail hunting and tactics strongly recommended

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Having to read and re-read every post every day is getting a little old guys. Please remember we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, not matter if you're wearing your shirt and shoes or not.

The subtle knock-downs, and slams need to go away and stay away, not matter who you are. We're starting to get complaints from some of the "old-timers" on the site in regaurds to the name calling and bickering......these guys know better than anyone how these forums should be conducted, since they've been here since the beginning. None of us want to see anyone removed from the site, hopefully it won't get to that point.
Thanks,
CRITTER

 

[Jethro]

Thanks for the posting guidelines refresher CRITR. It makes for some interesting reading at times but it does get old having to deal with it on numerous threads.

 

[gersdorf]

Thank you!

 

[bowmaker]

I agree, Thank You for the reminder and your efforts on here. We all need to remember that passion is no excuse or substitute for manners and or acceptable behavior.

 

[caleb]

I agree also, I have stayed out of all the personal slamming that has gone on here because you just end up getting drawn into the mix. We are lucky to have this site the way it is. Other sites are way worse. It is easy to be a big man and say things when you are hiding behind a keyboard and a screen name. I just hate to see it. Ever check out waterfowler.com? Duck hunters can be some cut-throat dudes!