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05 Jul 2012 07:59 AM
I did relent and posted it in another thread .The guy did send a message to me Said it worked .
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09 Aug 2012 03:20 PM
Speaking of free stuff, I was informed that Stuff Stuff was going to send me a bottle of Hot Plot!!! It only retails at 40$ but who cares, I'm super stoked about trying it out!! My brother inlaw lets me hunt at his place from time to time, so I'm gonna help him plant it! Just figured I'd chime in throw that out there!!
Need to get on a blood trail SOON!
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09 Aug 2012 07:55 PM
ericjames81 .Steve has put up a section for people to post what they are getting from stuff stuff .Maybe you could post it there and let others know .
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09 Aug 2012 08:21 PM
what post is that joe.and i would like to know how to find the winners of last months give away.anyway to find this out? its no big deal..but i can always hope lol
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10 Aug 2012 06:53 AM
mwalton, check out the Questions forum. I put it there cause I figured people would ask "who's tested what" plus in the misc. forum the thread would get lost in about 10 minutes.

Actually, this link should work. I'd ask to get it pinned but that would probably fall on deaf ears.

http://www.huntingclub.com/connect/...aft/191980
Steve: OSOK - Poughkeepsie, NY
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10 Aug 2012 02:53 PM
For sure Joe, done!And Steve, I tried to post just in the quote box, but it put it in there and made a whole new post. Sorta worked!!
Need to get on a blood trail SOON!
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10 Aug 2012 03:16 PM
close enough - I guess it only lets the original poster add to the quote box... eh - it'll do. Hopefully it'll prove interesting over time. I should of included the test product level/points - wasn't thinking
Steve: OSOK - Poughkeepsie, NY
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10 Aug 2012 04:12 PM

mwalton7 .When you go into put in for the drawings there is a place you can look at past winners .Some times it takes them atleast a month to inter the last drawing .They have to have all paperwork done first .

Here is what you will look for .



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26 Aug 2012 02:09 PM
It's been a few days since I've read  the threads. So, forgive me for being a little behind.Really?  I didn't know I was suupposed to get a knife too.  I joined in 1988.  I never got the knife.  From what I'm reading.  I'm not missing anything with that knife.  Thats ok.  I have a buck,  two Schrades, and two Gerbers.  If I haven't missed that knife for all this time.  I'm not goin to miss it in the future.  As far as the cookbook goes.  I did get that.  they tried to charge me for that.  I sent it back to them with a note to keep it.  I didn't need it that bad since there was a note on the inside cover of the book that said it was a free gift. I didn't know you had to pay for a free gift. Yeah,  they sent me a bill for it.  I have gotten a few things to test.  Buck lure, or doe in heat.  Something like that in capsules you screw onto a worn out arrow, and shoot a tree with it from you stand.  Pretty neat idea.  Too bad I don[t bow hunt.  I gave them to my brother in law.  He thought they were pretty cool.  I did get the rust inhibiter like coyoteslayer did.  That was the last thing I got.  That was about 3 or 4 years ago.  I think it took me too long to send back the test results.  The stuff is always sent at the wrong time of the year to be tested with the time they want an answer about the results.  With the exception of the inhibiter.  My wife and I moved to the Dallas area because of her job.  I may have misplaced the info I was supposed to send back.  So, I haven't gotten anything since.
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21 May 2013 07:25 PM
I've read a ton of posts on the forums and plenty of reviews of NAHC on external websites, most of them have been fairly negative. However, I feel that some people may be joining the club for the wrong reasons. If you're looking to pay $12/year in order to get a bunch of cool free stuff, whether it's what's advertised or not, sorry folks but you're either naive, ignorant, gullible, or a nasty mix of the three. Very little in life is free, period. I'm not saying misleading advertisements are ok, I'm just saying that it seems not an entirely large amount of people use their brains anymore. 
Now, don't get me wrong here, you may have had a horrible experience...but here's what I've seen so far for myself: I'm shipped random books and whatnot to preview, and pay $8 to keep, or return it. To me, that's not so bad, as usually I can spare the money to keep the book, which I may have not "needed" but I can add to my library anyway. The magazine is pretty neat as well. Being a traditional bowhunter, it doesn't appeal as much to me but I still enjoy reading it. As for contests, hey if I win something, awesome, if I don't, it's not like I've lost anything.
 Field testing gear is always a cool idea if you've got some spare time, although sometimes the product is a bit tacky (do you really expect someone to send you a $800 bow right away just to try?).
 I've read a ton of complaints about folks getting sent to collections for payment of something they were sent and have returned. To me, this is kind of silly. If you keep good records and document what you receive, when you've returned it, or get a post office return slip or something when you go to return the item (be creative if you need to) then you could easily make a pretty good case for yourself.

Anyway, just wanted to be one of the few that have said something positive. I wasn't given incentive to write this, just thought someone would like to hear some feedback that isn't negative.

Cheers
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21 May 2013 07:32 PM
Hang around the joint and join in Elkheart.
Steve: OSOK - Poughkeepsie, NY
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21 May 2013 07:32 PM
freekin' double post...
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21 May 2013 07:35 PM
Thanks Steve, I plan to
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21 May 2013 08:45 PM
No old timers .It sets in worse when you retire.Yea Elkheart hang around and have some fun .
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21 May 2013 08:52 PM
Oh, and I wouldn't put down the new testing program.  Granted, it takes time to get up to the higher point levels but things are put out to test. Some folks, including myself, have gotten some fairly decent things to test. Now, I haven't heard of any $800 bows or anything but....

For instance, I recently was sent a Le Creuset enamel coated CI French Oven to test.  They retail at around $250.  Not too shabby.   Really gotta use that sob one of these days. 
Steve: OSOK - Poughkeepsie, NY
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21 May 2013 09:27 PM
I was mostly mentioning that I've read quite a few people's posts about what they feel they should be testing, not putting down the testing program at all. More of a "put in your time" and the "good stuff" will come statement, the $800 bow was a bit of an exaggeration
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