deschmidt27
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Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Burlington, CT
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First of all, the opinions implied or conveyed on the show are not necessarily those held by the show itself, Tailgate Adventures LLC or it's sponsors.
With that said, we have no intention of censoring anyone's opinions unless they are too obscene or vulgar for National Television. The fact is that opinions are as much of this sport as anything, and that which drives us. If we are to achieve the goal of this show in promoting and growing our sport, we need to understand the differing opinions and stereotypes, so that we can address the negative ones head on.
And yes, as the host, I may sometimes finish someones sentence or repeat what was said earlier in the hunt, to offer clarification, but that does not mean that I hold or share that opinion. I personally am a coon hunter and a competition hunter and hold many others like me in high regard.
Now, with regards to the show being boring... I'm sorry that some may have that opinion, but I respect it nonetheless. But I do have some points I would like to share:
1. Our intent in any of the episodes is not to re-educate the masses or convey that we know it all, but we do want to inform those that are not familiar with the many facets of the hound and tree dog sport. And we hope to be entertaining along the way.
2. We do hope to gain new followers and participants to the sport, young and old, and to do that we need to explain what we're up to and why. Not a deer or turkey episode goes by without someone explaining where they're hunting and why or why they're using a particular call, etc.
3. We will do our best to film dog and sportsmen/women action... people talking, dogs trailing and treeing, and hopefully plenty of game. But we can't make that exciting, if people don't find it exciting.
4. I personally just love to hear the dogs tracking and trailing, and in a half hour show, could fill it with a shot of a cornfield or woods, with just us listening to the dogs, but that would not satisfy most. So we attempt to mix it up.
5. At the same time, we have no intentions of making a "rock video" of just dogs on a tree. That would also not satisfy most.
Folks... keep the opinions and feedback coming. We're learning a lot along the way!
David Schmidt
Executive Producer/Host
Tailgate Adventures LLC.
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