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I have I’m not found their customer support lacking. Recently I ordered the wrong size insert. Sent them an email and got an exchange done in less than a week. The arrows are super tough especially with their ethics archery inserts and collar.
When I first used them, I had the same experience. They were super helpful in helping me get the right arrow spine for my bow, draw length, and poundage.

But when they came out with the Tuffhead Evolution wide broadheads, I asked them several questions via email, Facebook, and phone, and I never received a response whatsoever. Then on my last purchase of Apollos, once again I never got a response to some setup questions I had. I tried via Facebook, email, and phone and never received a response.

I've noticed their Facebook page posts are commented on by all of their field staff members (about 90%) instead of other customers. I'm not sure what changed over the last few years, but I've noticed a big difference in support. The products are still great, but I changed to using a local bowshop for my builds.
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I think one of my next purchases is going to be a Garmin Xero.
I want to try one of these eventually. It just seems like such a sweet concept. I did just put a Trophy Ridge React Pro 5-pin on my bow and I loved how easy it was to sight in out to 60.
I just switched from Sirius Apollos and Tuffhead broadheads to Victory shafts and slick trick broadheads. I got tired of no/slow customer support from Sirius so I went another direction. I had been shooting Sirius for a few years. I haven’t had issues with the Apollos, but customer service matters to me.

re: Need Info on TRT

Posted by AFtigerFan on 4/27/25 at 9:31 am
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Was about 250
Is 250 a week a low dose? That seems to be at least double what most protocols listed on here are. Mine is 100 every 5 days and it’s worked wonders for me.

ETA - or was 250 your testosterone level before you started? I haven’t had any acne issues with the 100mg every 5 days.

re: "Elon ain't a genius, he a idiot"

Posted by AFtigerFan on 4/24/25 at 7:11 am
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Elon ain't a genius, he a idiot


Why did you put this in quotes? Who said that because it’s not in the video?
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Ever Been Swept by an SEC School in a Natty Year?


2025 LSU

re: Need Info on TRT

Posted by AFtigerFan on 4/2/25 at 7:24 am
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Where are you injecting IM, and what kind of doc are you seeing?
I alternate thighs and butt cheeks. I’m actually only seeing a nurse practitioner, but she’s been open to all my suggestions. At the very beginning, she said if we can’t get me feeling right and my numbers in acceptable ranges, she’d refer me to an endocrinologist.

re: Pool Robots 2025

Posted by AFtigerFan on 3/30/25 at 8:22 pm
On my third season with my Polaris 9650IQ Sport and I've had no issues so far. I keep it in the pool 24/7 and run it every day. I only take it out when we swim, so I'm a little surprised I've had no problems with it.

It does a good job of cleaning the floor, but when I use the fine filter basket it struggles to get my tanning ledge. If I use the normal basket, it gets everything, including the waterline, just fine but doesn't pick up the really fine particles. Having to change filter baskets for different purposes is my only complaint, but it's a small one. I got it on sale at Lowes.
Last season I didn't remove the battery from my riding mower (or put it on a trickle charger). When I tried to crank it up in the Spring, it would only click. I would charge the battery, but it would still only click. I changed the battery and no issues since.

re: Pool Deck Drain cleaning

Posted by AFtigerFan on 3/17/25 at 6:28 am
Mine look just like that but luckily the top is actually a cap/cover that snaps into place. I have no idea what you should do for that.
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i will most likely keep hunting public after this year considering the fact that it is free.
I hunt public 95% of the time and enjoy the heck out of it. I’ve made some good friends in the deer woods by being respectful and helpful. We scout together, share intel, and help each other track/drag deer when needed, but we still don’t encroach on each other. It’s been awesome.
It’s been absolutely nasty here in Calhoun, LA (between Ruston and West Monroe) for the last hour or so. Knock on wood that there hasn’t been any tornadic weather so far.
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How much space you talking? Couple hundred yards?
For deer hunting, depending on thickness, at least 150 yards. I wouldn’t be upset with someone setting up that far away. The further the better, but that would work.
If you set up on a main trail, gas line, power line, etc., expect people to walk past you. Don’t get angry with someone because you set up on the path everyone takes.

Don’t leave flagging tape behind. It’s unsightly.

If you see a trail camera, leave it be. If it’s legal, perfect. If it’s not legal (on NWR for instance) leave it be. Mark the location and let a game warden know if you really want to. Karma is real.

If you get to your potential spot and someone is already there, go to another spot and give them plenty of space.

If you see someone coming through and it looks like they are tracking a deer or trying to find a deer they may have shot, offer to help.

Pick up your trash.

That’s a start.

re: Screened In Pool Cover

Posted by AFtigerFan on 3/13/25 at 12:28 pm
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I was thinking $25,000. Ouch

Ours was around $35,000. The enclosure is roughly 52' x 28' total. 2 of the walls are screens (back wall and right side), and the other 2 sides connect to the house. We have 2 doors. We have their super gutters that divert water from the roofline to the downspouts. I'm sure we had to pay a little more due to them having to travel up to North Louisiana, but I have zero regrets going with them.

re: Screened In Pool Cover

Posted by AFtigerFan on 3/13/25 at 6:40 am
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What’s the reason for this?
You still get plenty of sunshine. The reason we did it was to keep mosquitos, flies, and other bugs out. Since we back up to woods, it also helps keep the pool free of debris, snakes don’t get in, etc.. It’s really nice to enjoy eating crawfish on the back patio/pool area without flies ruining the good time.

re: Screened In Pool Cover

Posted by AFtigerFan on 3/12/25 at 8:53 pm
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Adams Aluminum in Mandeville is very good. Get an estimate from them
Robert the Pool Enclosure Guy. He split from Adam’s not too long ago. He’s the guy you want. Great work!

Pool Enclosure Guys
Just make most of it a national wildlife refuge. Have a sustainable lumber policy out of there and have great managed hunting.
Fair share.

Seems to be a buzzword with no definition. It needs to die.
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Yeah, would have expected Louisiana to be on that list.
I would have thought so too before I moved back here. Insurance, sales tax, cost of groceries, etc. is way more than I expected or remembered. We moved here from Ohio and were a little shocked at the cost of living here, and I'm in North Louisiana.