Rules for the Bobcat Section.

[Buddyw]

These are the Rules for the Bobcat Section as agreed upon by the section leaders. If you have any input to them please discuss them with the Leaders of this section.

If anyone feels these rules are not enforced fairly feel free to let me or one of the section leader know.

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Violations of these Rules will result in the Post being removed, the Poster being warned as to the violation and possibly being banned from the Bobcat Section!

Open and Honest debate is encouraged as Different Styles and Methods are used around the Country to successful pursue the Bobcat. To quote a Member “It is OK to disagree, just do not be DISAGEEABLE”!

1. Poster must list the State in which you live…this is a Rule for entire BGH site.

2. Posters must be courteous to others and NEVER use Vulgar, Slanderous and/or Malicious language in any context.

3. Occasional Posters who come into a conversation to start trouble will not be allowed to disrupt the QUALITY dialogue that has preceded it!

4. Try to keep to the topic of a Thread. Posts that go off-topic or turn into personal conversations should be moved to a New Thread. (Moderators will have discretion in this)

5. No direct advertising is allowed, the Classified Section is where all discussions pertaining to a Hound being for sale should be.

6. Please treat others with respect.

There are several Places here on BGH where Humorous repartee (Coffee Shop) and/or Heated arguments can take place (the Cage). Make sure you have the correct Venue before you Post!

[redbonecurhunting]

how do u access theses things, the cage and coffee shop? also is there a coon hunters section?

[Ed Moore]

The red Barron , get him off of here

[The red baron]

The red Barron , get him off of here

During World War I, no name struck more fear into the hearts of Allied airmen than that of Manfred von Richthofen, better known as the “Red Baron.” After scoring his first kill on September 17, 1916, the German pilot spent the next 19 months prowling the skies in his signature red airplane, winning one air battle after another. He was later shot down and killed in April 1918, but not before he became the war’s highest-scoring fighter ace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj4nJ1YEAp4