Hello. I am new to posting, but have visited this forum for quite sometime. I am only a few years into hunting so I have learned a great deal from the many knowledgable contributors on this site. Once I tagged my first deer, I immediately purchased licenses in states where family lives to expand my opportunities (pa, va, nc). I soon came upon certain things I did not know (as any new person would) and decided to join to ask questions. I have since decided that is not a good idea. To all newbies if you post a trail camera picture with a mineral lick or bait of any type, no amount of explaining that it is out of state will do. If you post a picture of a monster buck those same individuals will not believe that it is a NY buck, and again no proof will do. Also if you find yourself defending what began as a simple question, it is always a possibility that the fact that you have made only a few posts will be ammunition against you. These are not all my own personal experiences. Just a smattering of observations mixed with what I experienced. Most of the members appear to be both helpful and informative, unfortunately others do exist. I will continue to read for tidbits of info as I had in the past, but this community, as others, has a few people not worth being spoken to. Regards and good luck in all your seasons.