What is going on around here?

WYMULEYMAN · Post by **WYMULEYMAN** » Tue Jun 07, 2005 1:41 pm

I recently have become somewhat irritated with all the immature, childish, and quite honestly silly crap that people have been posting around here. Let me explain; this use to be a site where many great people would hang out, a place where we could talk, exchange ideas, exchange knowledge, and a place to have fun. Recently there has been some question on whether or not people that are posting are really who they say they are, and some different posts with some folks trying to cause problems rather than being a member of this site.

Brett, first of all I give you my respect, you have a great website that I throughly enjoy coming to and learning new things and contributing when I can. I know that you do your best to try and weed some of this stuff out before the rest of us have to read it. I guess the only thing you can do is hope that people will have some respect for others before they try and post this garbage that has been posted lately. I will bet that if you read through only the most recent posts you will find that 90% of it is the stuff I talked about earlier, you know CRAP!

I hope that those of you who didn't come here to participate in this website will do one of three things. Number one; try and act like a mature respectful person, number two; grow the heck up, or the third, which let me tell you I prefer, GET LOST!

Those that come here frequently know exactly who I am talking about, there is at least four people that have recently made accounts around here that I am talking about. I don't understand why anyone would want to come on here and try to stir the pot. The one post that I will use as an example was posted by wrmdnkr, and I am not accusing him of anything, but the post is named "watch out" and if what he is saying is true I think everyone will feel about the same as I do.

wrmdnkr · Post by **wrmdnkr** » Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:08 pm

muleyman,
Thanks for the props for my warning. I think that it's important to maintain a site full of responsible people that respect one another. Young people should be able to post their opinions too, like our good friend shorty the spike boy. He obviously is just getting into hunting and doesn't understand everything there is to know, let's allow him to have his own opinions.

WYMULEYMAN · Post by **WYMULEYMAN** » Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:36 pm

wrmdnkr,

I agree with you completely, all folks around here should be entitled to there own opinions. I think having the younger generation of hunters involved is a vital part of our future as hunters. I hold nothing against them. However there have been several, not one or two, but several people that have shown some irritation as too the kind of and content of posts being posted around here. I am not holding one or two people responsible for what has obviously become a bigger problem, for the crap that has been going on around here lately. We have folks claiming to be someone they are not and people spouting there mouths off to people they have no idea about.

Here is what I think! Spike boy, shorty, and all others WELCOME to muleymadness. I hope you find this site as fun and educational as I have. I think that shorty had a run-in with another one of the members around here. I know for a fact that no matter what shorty had to say, he was fighting a fight there was no winning. I think that he learned his lesson and has been pretty good about it since. I actually really appreciate the fact that he seems to be one of the few returning people around here. I think it is great, as last year about this time I felt like I was talking to myself. He continues to contribute and that is sweet. He is not afraid to start a new topic, whether it is a question, a poll, or a comment. He is entitled to his opinions, and to be honest with you wrmdnkr he is not one of the folks I was talking about. He seems like a pretty straight shooter, even though he has been accused of being someone he is not. He and I definetly have different opinions about certain things, but that is what makes them our own opinions. In fact, like I stated in an earlier post he and I actually had alot in common. I actually use to think alot like him, I have changed my opinions, as I am sure the more he grows and the more he experiences his opinions will be drastically changed, although he may not believe it now, I guarntee they will someday.

So in closing I say this, you have your opinions just like this post is my opinion! Let's just knock the crap off! If you want to contribute to the site, FINE! If you want to stir the pot, go somewhere else. I simply have just had enough of it. I keep in pretty close contact with three or four other folks that refuse to contribute because of it. I meet them on this site but they contacted me through my personal contact information and email each other once or twice a week. I have tried to get them to sign up an account and be a part of the forums but they are still pretty reluctant because of the things being posted, they just don't want to be a part of it.

shorty · Post by **shorty** » Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:22 pm

It's Called an attiutide ajustment and i need one my self, so do some others i agree with you bolth thanks for the info and i will try to be a better SHORTY than i was when i first came here but there are other jorkers on this sight and one of them is m6_rider he is a complete jorker. He is this kid at school that pics on me because i am short i am tired of his S***.

Thanks

Shorty

wrmdnkr · Post by **wrmdnkr** » Wed Jun 08, 2005 8:13 am

Hey shorty,
maybe you should report that kid for picking on you. I thought it was immature that he has been pretending to be your dad. Also muleyman, glad to know that shorty wasn't one of those looking to stir the pot.

shorty · Post by **shorty** » Wed Jun 08, 2005 8:17 am

Well i would but then it would be a mess i try to keep my posts to this sight and the topic.

Thanks,wrmdnkr, and,WYMULEYMAN.

wrmdnkr · Post by **wrmdnkr** » Wed Jun 08, 2005 10:35 am

Keep up the good work shorty, I see you just became a three point. By the way, are you a napoleon dynamite fan? Just wondering.
wrmdnkr

wyomingtrophyhunter · Post by **wyomingtrophyhunter** » Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:11 pm

All this crap is the very reason I am absent around here so much. This forum sometimes reads like an Oprah show script.

How 'bout let's talk mule deer huntin' !! They will be drawing those coveted Wyoming tags within the next 30 days.

I've got my fingers, toes, and legs crossed for good luck........and good luck to all you fellers too.

Regards,

Wyomingtrophyhunter

WYMULEYMAN · Post by **WYMULEYMAN** » Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:52 am

wyomingtrophyhunter,

It is nice to know you are still alive and kicking, haven't heard from you in awhile. However, I can understand why you wouldn't want to reply lately. As I have been somewhat dormant myself lately. It is nice to know someone still wants to talk hunting and not play these sissy lala bedwetter games.

So you are anticipating the wyoming draw, are you! You and me both! I am going to still hunt muleys this year, but decided to try and concentrate on elk this year. I have killed a couple good deer lately and it has been six years since my last elk hunt, at least for bulls. I haven't even had an elk tag in my pocket for three or four good years. My roommate and I have found us a good deer this past winter season. This spring we have been out looking for him, but have been unsuccessful thus far. My roommate should some interest in taking this deer this fall so I told him I would help him find and watch him this off season. GOOD LUCK on this years draws.

wyomingtrophyhunter · Post by **wyomingtrophyhunter** » Thu Jun 09, 2005 8:29 am

Muleyman,

I have put in again for that magic little area up by Thermop for both muleys and speed-goats. Hope my luck holds out but it probably won't. I think we will go out there anyway and maybe hunt jack rabbits or coyotes. After all, the trip is the thing with us, whether we hunt anything or not.

We tried the elk thing a few years ago in Colorado. After you down one of those beasts, the fun is over with. We did not have horses or packers or any means of getting the thing out other than by our own hands and feet. Not much fun for old guys like us, huffing and puffing in an altitude that is 9000 feet higher than our home turf of 325 ft above sea level. If I had the money to pay an outfitter it would be different. Alas, I don't.

Hope you draw the tags you want.