Patrick(MI)
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A maps forum is a great idea and I know I will make good use of that information.
Patrick(MI)
Patrick(MI)
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bgscofield6 said:dewcon4414 said:Im trying to find a reason why it would be bad to have these maps. Id like to see some of the old insurance maps or plate maps available.
They are all already available online for you to download and/or view. They aren't difficult to find if you know where to look. I just don't think everybody should be spoon fed all of this information and handed great spots to detect that might already be somebody else's favorite spots that might have taken them years to research.
And these books aren't all that expensive either. Many are in the $20 range.
marcomo said:bgscofield6 said:dewcon4414 said:Im trying to find a reason why it would be bad to have these maps. Id like to see some of the old insurance maps or plate maps available.
They are all already available online for you to download and/or view. They aren't difficult to find if you know where to look. I just don't think everybody should be spoon fed all of this information and handed great spots to detect that might already be somebody else's favorite spots that might have taken them years to research.
And these books aren't all that expensive either. Many are in the $20 range.
I'm sorry, but I think that's weak.
If you agree with this logic, then by extension this entire forum is spoon-feeding people information. For that matter the entire internet is spoon-feeding people information.
This forum no doubt helps many of us become better dirt fishers. People who otherwise wouldn't do as well, or maybe even give up the hobby.
And those people would be more likely to find great spots that might have been somebody else's favorite spots before they came along.
So would you argue that you're against this forum?
bgscofield6 said:marcomo said:bgscofield6 said:dewcon4414 said:Im trying to find a reason why it would be bad to have these maps. Id like to see some of the old insurance maps or plate maps available.
They are all already available online for you to download and/or view. They aren't difficult to find if you know where to look. I just don't think everybody should be spoon fed all of this information and handed great spots to detect that might already be somebody else's favorite spots that might have taken them years to research.
And these books aren't all that expensive either. Many are in the $20 range.
I'm sorry, but I think that's weak.
If you agree with this logic, then by extension this entire forum is spoon-feeding people information. For that matter the entire internet is spoon-feeding people information.
This forum no doubt helps many of us become better dirt fishers. People who otherwise wouldn't do as well, or maybe even give up the hobby.
And those people would be more likely to find great spots that might have been somebody else's favorite spots before they came along.
So would you argue that you're against this forum?
I think it's weak that you didn't read the entire post. Earlier in the thread I stated that my original response had been deleted. I had a good list of reasons why I was against it. I responded to Dew personally on this thread because he is a friend of mine that I detect with pretty frequently.
Nope, I'm not against this forum. But I am against you now. Hugs and Kisses.
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