Something New and Fun For All Who Are Interested

3661 Views 14 Replies 4 Participants Last post by joel the signman, Jan 24, 2008

onehorse

Discussion Starter · Jan 13, 2008

Guys, you've been reading my recommendation that you read Beyond Fair Chase for quite a while. Now I have an idea on sharing my book with you. For anyone who might be interested in borrowing my book, please send me your name and mailing address in a private message. I will mail the book to the first guy and also give him the name and address of the next guy on the list. When you finish the book, just mail it to the next guy, and so forth. Also, I'd appreciate it if you would sign the book on the inside cover before you mail it. The last guy will mail it back to me. This is an easy reading book with lots of examples of ethical issues. Also, it is very light, so it won't cost much to ship. (I'd be surprised if it would be more than a dollar.) This could be a fun thing and might lead to some interesting discussions on the web site forums. So, send me your address and we'll be on our way.

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joel the signman

· #2 · Jan 13, 2008

Me first. I love this idea.I bet we get a bunch of takers.PM sent:wink:

BruceBruce1959

· #3 · Jan 13, 2008 (Edited)

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OneHorse? is this the "Beyond Fair Chase" by Jim Posewitz ?

This one? If it is, You'll be Happy to know that the State of Vermont issues this book to everyone that Completes the Hunter safety course. As you can see I already have my copy but that's a cool idea ya got there.

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onehorse

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jan 13, 2008

BruceBruce1959 said:
OneHorse? is this the "Beyond Fair Chase" by Jim Posewitz ?

This one? If it is, You'll be Happy to know that the State of Vermont issues this book to everyone that Completes the Hunter safety course. As you can see I already have my copy but that's a cool idea ya got there.

That's it, Bruce. Glad to see that the good old state of Vermont is using this book as part of its Hunter Safety course. From the comments you write and your positions on so many hunting issues, I'm not surprised to see that you've read this book. Sad to say, it's often the case that the guys who don't need to read this stuff are the ones who do, and the guys that should read it don't! Anyway, we'll see what happens with our buddies on this site. And thanks for your support and the photo - I'm sure it will get some folks interested in participating in this idea.

buckfever

· #5 · Jan 13, 2008

ill tell you what... I will go buy the book and read it so I can share in the discussions.. I thought about getting on the mailing list but I do most of my reading at work. It can be a dirty job. I would end up getting it dirty or messed up.

Thats a good idea onehorse.. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

joel the signman

· #6 · Jan 16, 2008

I got the book today i started reading at 12;30 its 2 30 and im finished.the book is real easy to read and not very long.It presents a lot of good points and shouldd be required reading for all who hunt.they should make it mandatory reading for hunter safety class.I will forward the book to the next person who pms me they're address it cost $1.64 to ship:shocking: ill pay the shipping.Thanks again to onehorse for suppling the book.

onehorse

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jan 16, 2008

Joel, that was fast all around. I just mailed it on Monday. Glad you liked it. So far, no one else has asked for it. Hang on to it for a while.
Hey, can anyone tell me how to insert a photo in a post? I can't seem to get it.

joel the signman

· #8 · Jan 17, 2008

do you have an acct with photobucket or something similar?

buckfever

· #9 · Jan 17, 2008

Hey joel Ill take it. Still havent bought it yet. Pm will be sent at the end of this post..

Onehorse when im posting a pic in the forum I use tinypic.com.. Just browse your computer for the pic. click the upload tab. copy the link they give you that is best for forums and message boards and then paste it into whatever post you are making. when you submit your post that link will turn into your pic

BruceBruce1959

· #10 · Jan 17, 2008

onehorse said:
Joel, that was fast all around. I just mailed it on Monday. Glad you liked it. So far, no one else has asked for it. Hang on to it for a while.
Hey, can anyone tell me how to insert a photo in a post? I can't seem to get it.

Posting pics in a message is easy.
You can use either photobucket.com or tinypic.com they both do the same thing.,
they let you upload pics and they become the Host URL for your pics,
URL=(Uniform Resource Locator) think of the URL as a street address only in this case
the address is the location of a photo not a house.. LOL
then when you're writing a post/message just click on the insert image icon and type in the pic's URL.
it's that easy.. does this info help you?

onehorse

Discussion Starter · #11 · Jan 18, 2008

BruceBruce1959 said:
Posting pics in a message is easy.
You can use either photobucket.com or tinypic.com they both do the same thing.,
they let you upload pics and they become the Host URL for your pics,
URL=(Uniform Resource Locator) think of the URL as a street address only in this case
the address is the location of a photo not a house.. LOL
then when you're writing a post/message just click on the insert image icon and type in the pic's URL.
it's that easy.. does this info help you?

Thanks. Bruce. I'll give it a try.

joel the signman

· #12 · Jan 24, 2008

has dennis received the book yet:whistling:

onehorse

Discussion Starter · #13 · Jan 24, 2008

Where's the book?

joel the signman said:
has dennis received the book yet:whistling:

Joel,

I don't know where the book is, and was just thinking about asking the guys. So, who's got the book and how do you like it?

joel the signman

· #14 · Jan 24, 2008

i mailed it to dennis hubbard bout a wek or two ago

joel the signman

· #15 · Jan 24, 2008

i will say i disagree with them saying its unethical to take more than one shot.especially when it comes to birds

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