TRADGANG POSTING ISSUE - PLEASE READ

[Terry Green]

Hello TGers!!!!!!!!

I need to make a post....no one get out of wack .....no one take this personal....its just me keeping the site 'on target'.

Lately there have been a few posts that are causing us to drift and causing a bit more confusion and doubt than need be.....I'll give and exception or two......

OK, there was a thread recently where a guy wanted to know whether a 630 grain arrow would work better than a 565 grain arrow as both shot accurate from his bow.  There were folks chiming in and all was well......of course my thoughts are either would work for MOST applications as both were over 10 grains per pound.

However, here is where the problem arose......

Not one, not 2, but THREE people started relating to their COMPOUND BOW experiences....and one guy even mentioned his experience of witnessing experiences of MECHANICAL HEADS....

Again, don't take this personal......that is NOT what this is about....

We just don't need outside 'static' causing strife and confusion to SIMPLE answers by dragging in compound comparisons......I have a 72 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 with 14.50 x 36 Super Swampers, and IF I had a question, a reply comparing it to a Ferrari Daytona Spider would have NO relevance.....and only ADD to the confusion.... Therefore, we don't need compound bow comparison info confusing ANY questions about TRAD BOWHUNTING......as they are NOT the same and have NO relevance on the answer to TradBow concerns.

Then there came a comparison to MECHANICAL HEADS....we don't ever want ANY discussion of those type heads period.....

So there....I said what I needed to say....

All is well in the Trad Bowhunting Community HERE on TradGang.......just some minor adjustments need to be made.....and anyone seeing such confusional correspondence please hit/click moderator alert so we can handle it ASAP.

I hope you all understand and continue to enjoy the site.....

 

[Wannabe1]

 

[Roy from Pa]

 

[northern lights]

 

[Cavscout9753]

I think I’ve been by most of the bigger trad forums, and there’s none like this. I hope to always see it that way.

[Roy from Pa]

 

[OBXarcher]

 

 

[Zbone]

 

[toddster]

AMEN!!!!

[Bill Turner]

Well said "brother".

[SAM E. STEPHENS]

Yep...

[kennym]

 

[Pine]

Thanks Terry 

[Macatawa]

good reality check terry...
 

[Terry Green]

I just edited another post .....

 thanks to the member who clicked moderator report   

[Tradjava]

Hello TGers!!!!!!!!

I need to make a post....no one get out of wack .....no one take this personal....its just me keeping the site 'on target'.

Lately there have been a few posts that are causing us to drift and causing a bit more confusion and doubt than need be.....I'll give and exception or two......

OK, there was a thread recently where a guy wanted to know whether a 630 grain arrow would work better than a 565 grain arrow as both shot accurate from his bow.  There were folks chiming in and all was well......of course my thoughts are either would work for MOST applications as both were over 10 grains per pound.

However, here is where the problem arose......

Not one, not 2, but THREE people started relating to their COMPOUND BOW experiences....and one guy even mentioned his experience of witnessing experiences of MECHANICAL HEADS....

Again, don't take this personal......that is NOT what this is about....

We just don't need outside 'static' causing strife and confusion to SIMPLE answers by dragging in compound comparisons......I have a 72 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 with 14.50 x 36 Super Swampers, and IF I had a question, a reply comparing it to a Ferrari Daytona Spider would have NO relevance.....and only ADD to the confusion.... Therefore, we don't need compound bow comparison info confusing ANY questions about TRAD BOWHUNTING......as they are NOT the same and have NO relevance on the answer to TradBow concerns.

Then there came a comparison to MECHANICAL HEADS....we don't ever want ANY discussion of those type heads period.....

So there....I said what I needed to say....

All is well in the Trad Bowhunting Community HERE on TradGang.......just some minor adjustments need to be made.....and anyone seeing such confusional correspondence please hit/click moderator alert so we can handle it ASAP.

I hope you all understand and continue to enjoy the site.....

 

Well said... for a self-taught trad archer, the information I have gleaned from posts on this site have been invaluable. That being said, I appreciate it more than you know to eliminate some of the confusion that can be inserted. So, thanks!

[Roy from Pa]

 

[trad_bowhunter1965]

Thank you Mr. Green. 

[todd smith]

Right on!  Keep it real brother.

 

[Terry Green]