hft lincoln

[engineer]

just an observation this ,just had a look in at lincoln seemed to me that there are a number of folk taking part in this competition that clearly to my mind never hunt, i know this is not a prerequisit to enter but lots of the kit being used to my mind is more suited to ft comps( trophy hunters perhaps) my point is ft started with all good intention but is now the land of the speciallist i hopoe hft is not going to go the same way any thoughts anyone.

engineer

[Gazo]

Originally posted by engineer
i hopoe hft is not going to go the same way any thoughts anyone.

engineer

While Myself, Sparky and the other have anything to do with rules and organization I can promise it won't.

You don't have to be a hunter to shoot HFT its open to anyone using the equipment they have.

HTH

Gary

[engineer]

nice to hear i hope it goes well looks to be a good format.

engineer

[Gary C]

and no doubt we'll see you at some of them ?

[steven]

Originally posted by engineer
just an observation this ,just had a look in at lincoln seemed to me that there are a number of folk taking part in this competition that clearly to my mind never hunt, i know this is not a prerequisit to enter but lots of the kit being used to my mind is more suited to ft comps( trophy hunters perhaps) my point is ft started with all good intention but is now the land of the speciallist i hopoe hft is not going to go the same way any thoughts anyone.

engineer

Trophy hunters ?
You'll not get rich that way Mr Engineer. Best bet for a trophy would be not to shoot - just take part in the raffle!

Personally, I do not hunt, but have enjoyed the two Hft events I have taken part in so far.
I have enjoyed them for what they are, and met some great folk in the process.

Don't think you can assume that someone that doesn't hunt (or hasn't land on which to hunt) is de-facto a trophy hunter !