FNG from Michigan

[Healthy Scratch]

Hello everyone, I'm Ron from Michigan. I've been lurking on the sidelines for years and finally joined. (That's a big step for someone like me... I am not a social media guy.) I was drawn to this site by the sear wealth of information. I'm into hunting (archery and gun), fishing and the out doors. Having a resource like this, with all of the like-minded individuals, makes researching trips, buying gear, refining your set-ups,... so mush easier. I value my outdoor time and this site, and the people on it, help me make the most of it. Thank you, all!

 

[eddielasvegas]

As the self-appointed chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extend a laurel, and hearty handshake (virtual, of course) to our new MI member, Ron.


Eddie

 

[CRJR45]

So , what I’m hearing , you’ve been itching to sign up ?
Welcome!

 

[fanofbacon]

Welcome from West Michigan!

 

[Tuf343]

You are welcome

 

[MoeFaux]

I'm a west michigan boy. Hit me up if you're local and looking for outdoor buddies!

 

[Healthy Scratch]

I'm a west michigan boy. Hit me up if you're local and looking for outdoor buddies!

East Michigan. I usually shoot TAC at Crystal and/or Boyne mountains (might try one of the out-of-state ones this time).

 

[MoeFaux]

I think there's a TAC coming to my backyard @ Cannonsberg this year. Might have to check it out!

 

[Hickory1991]

Welcome from another east Michigander. I agree great place to share knowledge and learn.

 

[fanofbacon]

I think there's a TAC coming to my backyard @ Cannonsberg this year. Might have to check it out!

I am near the Burg as well! Do you do any training hikes there in the warmer months?

 

[sage1]

Welcome from southern MI

 

[MoeFaux]

I am near the Burg as well! Do you do any training hikes there in the warmer months?

"training" is something I do less and less of in recent years, but I'm always open to joining up with someone to help motivate me. In the past, I've got out to C-Burg to jog their trails a few times a year, but typically only when accompanied by someone with a better sense of direction. Merrel is a much better trail system for directionally challenged persons such as myself