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Author Topic: Ask Pete??  (Read 667 times)

Offline Bryan Dobrowolsky

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Ask Pete??
« on: April 01, 2007, 10:30:00 AM »
Hey guys...I am new here but have been on Pete Ward's site

wwww.peteward.com

THis guys is a wealth of knowledge and shares information freely regarding his pursuit of traditional archery and hunting.

I checked his site out and clicked on "Ask Pete??" I sent him a question and had a reply back really quick  :notworthy:  

This site is awesome and really reflects what comraderie we have on Tradgang and the sharing of information and helping new guys out.

Thanks Pete  :clapper:

Offline Donavan Daniel

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Re: Ask Pete??
« Reply #1 on: April 01, 2007, 10:40:00 AM »
Pete is a great guy!

When we've hunted together, he has always been more then willing to let me try out his toys. He is a real joy to be around and to learn from.

He is always welcome in my camp!   :campfire:

Cheers,
Donavan

Offline manyletters

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Re: Ask Pete??
« Reply #2 on: April 01, 2007, 10:52:00 AM »
Your right on the money Donavan...Pete is a great guy that answers any of my questions very quickly and concisely and he has always been right...gotta  hate that somedays...I was right once when I was a baby!!

Offline flatbowMB

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Re: Ask Pete??
« Reply #3 on: April 01, 2007, 11:47:00 AM »
Pete's site has been extremely useful to me.  He gives very honest and detailed evaluations of the equipment he tests.  If a piece equiment needs improvement he will say precisely what the issues are.  And with the sheer volume of stuff he's tested, ranging from low-mid grade to very high end, he's got very credible perspective on how a piece SHOULD work.  Also the fact that he lives and hunts in a climate similar to my own is great, because it is amazing how many pieces of equipment are not designed to function properly in extremely cold temperatures.

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