Seems more barbershop discussion than hunting discussion lately. Joke threads, cookie threads, Ukraine, etc. Any way to ignore entire threads?

[LopeHunter]

Lots of interesting threads in the most recently active 20 threads though I am wading through 1 or 2 non-hunting threads to get to a thread that is actually focused on a hunting topic.

Seems more like a barbershop where hear all sorts of topics but I am looking for outdoors topics as drop in to see what is new.

The derailed and locked threads tend to be more barbershop threads than hunting threads. Oh, you aren’t getting this baseball back, either. And, Andy Rooney spit fire back in his day.

 

[Schaaf]

I’ve found not clicking on them to be fairly effective.

Agreed that I’m ready for more hunting stories.

 

[Dakota79]

It's just part of it I suppose.

About all you can do is skip topics you don't feel like reading and go on until you find one you do.

 

[2rocky]

Well I guess you can just not open Fireside...that will eliminate the majority of them.

 

[Werty]

So start a thread about hunting then. Instead of complaining about what other people are doing.

 

[Irrelevant]

Lots of interesting threads in the most recently active 20 threads though I am wading through 1 or 2 non-hunting threads to get to a thread that is actually focused on a hunting topic.

Seems more like a barbershop where hear all sorts of topics but I am looking for outdoors topics as drop in to see what is new.

The derailed and locked threads tend to be more barbershop threads than hunting threads. Oh, you aren’t getting this baseball back, either. And, Andy Rooney spit fire back in his day.

1. Middle of august isn't exactly peak hunting season for most people.
2. There are dozens of threads on conservation and science that impact all of us that are getting VERY little traction.

 

[DouglasR]

I was seriously inquiring about backcountry nutrition

 

[Deleted member 52098]

I was seriously inquiring about backcountry nutrition

 

[TOGIE]

even around a literal campfire while literally hunting the conversation can be 100% not about hunting the entire time.

 

[Deleted member 52098]

1. Middle of august isn't exactly peak hunting season for most people.
2. There are dozens of threads on conservation and science that impact all of us that are getting VERY little traction.

Have to agree with @neffa3 here. There's been several posts in the last two weeks about land and science issues. There's a great thread with a 7+ hour video in a thread from @Ben Lamb, @Gerald Martin, et all re: Montana's management and an article from the WP that @neffa3 posted about easement hold up.

The topics are there, but its clear we're all getting antsy for Sept - Nov