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Author Topic: TMA Facebook - boy oh boy  (Read 12523 times)

Offline Winter Hawk

Re: TMA Facebook - boy oh boy
« Reply #45 on: February 24, 2020, 04:18:32 PM »
nowhere on the web have i found a site as difficult to navigate as this one

Wow, that's the opposite of my experience!  I find this site a lot easier to use than say, Greybeard Outdoors which I was a regular on until they changed servers.

The membership funds go towards the youth grants, and I'm all for getting more kids involved with traditional muzzle loaders.

Kees
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Offline AxelP

Re: TMA Facebook - boy oh boy
« Reply #46 on: February 25, 2020, 04:28:10 PM »
I have been an avid muzzleloading message board surfer for a long time. Facebook is a different kind of critter, and it seems to attract a lot of newbies that are excited but virtually clueless. Back before Facebook, All of the Message Boards (like this one) were thought of in a similar vein by the old gray beards in the hobby. Those great old guys did not waste any time pushing a mouse around, but spent more time in the woods, teaching the greenhorns around a campfire.

Facebook might be a good magnet to get new interest in the hobby and also a buffer to filter the riff-raff. Just have to recognize what tool does what best, and not try to expect too much out of any of them. Neither are an adequate substitute for fresh mountain air and a crackling wood fire.

Ken

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Re: TMA Facebook - boy oh boy
« Reply #47 on: February 25, 2020, 06:27:52 PM »
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