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Re: Celebrity hunters? [Re: Skyline] #6151468 01/24/16 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted By: Skyline
I have been an outfitter and a guide for a long time, getting close to 4 decades. During the last 20 years I have been around TV film crews for hunting shows about a dozen times while guiding for other outfitters, and to be honest, about 80% of them were complete dorks and prima donnas and couldn't hunt their way out of a paper bag. The amount of complete fabrication that occurs in the shows, once they have been put together and edited is mind boggling. Only one I can remember actually appeared to be a seasoned hunter.

As an outfitter I will not take TV crews and have turned down at least 5 in just the last couple years. Ted is one of the few I would actually consider having as a client, as I have heard nothing but good things about him when he has been in others camps. He pitches in and is one of the boys from what I hear. The language.............. pffft, who cares. My wife and I spent a lot of time in the oil field country up north and heck the F bomb is probably the first word out of a babies mouths up there, not Momma or Dadda. LOL I think my wife could give him a good run for the money on that if she tried hard. wink



Those are the type stories I hear from outfitters too.

I can't abide Ted and his public persona, but it does give me a new perspective to hear there is another side to him. Still wouldn't want to share a camp with him though.....


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Re: Celebrity hunters? [Re: Sneaky] #6151472 01/24/16 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted By: Sneaky
I never thought much of Waddell, anyway. Always seemed fake to me.


Watched an episode of "Bone Collector" a couple of days ago. Nick Mundt shot an antelope with a bow square in the butt (65 yards in a 40 mph wind - never should have taken the shot). They found it the next day after the coyotes had eaten it up.

The worst part was Waddell and T-Bone's studio "cut-in" shots - they were laughing and cracking jokes about the shot ("JUST a bit far back..." in a Bob Uecker voice, etc.).

Pretty much epitomized what is wrong with much of hunting today.

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Originally Posted by Russ79
I learned long ago you can't reason someone out of something they don't reason themselves into.


Re: Celebrity hunters? [Re: RLoving1] #6151515 01/24/16 01:27 PM
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The final straw for me was a show that had him fly in to hunt. His bow had not arrived, yet, so he scrounged up some recurve that he had never shot before. He flung a few arrows and called it good. Some people can pull that off, so I gave it a chance. He was not one of those people, as it turned out. He gut shot a buck that evening. He clearly hit it too far back, and even let it sit overnight, because he knew it. The thing that got me was how he kept saying, over and over, how perfect the shot was. How he had double lunged it and the arrow was in the offside shoulder. If it was such a perfect shot, why did we let it sit all night for the coyotes and weather to ruin, in early season Texas temps, no less? And, more to the point, why is your arrow sticking out of its guts?

I didn't think much of him before that. Now I can't stand to see his face in so much as a magazine ad. I won't spend a dime on anything with that stupid logo on it.

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Re: Celebrity hunters? [Re: RLoving1] #6152123 01/24/16 08:41 PM
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Re: Celebrity hunters? [Re: RLoving1] #6152295 01/24/16 10:25 PM
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