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I went hog hunting this weekend wuth a friend of mine. I had made a bow for him so he wanted to take to the woods and see how it performs. I made him some arrows and flint heads as well.. Anyway, we meet up early this morning and head out to the hunting area which is about an hour or so away. We get to the hunting area and unload the 4 wheelers and start riding to the stand locations. As we are driving down the trail, it is still somewhat dark out and then it happened, SNAP!!! the unmistakable sound of a piece of wood breaking. Except this piece of wood was my bow. I had placed the bow in the rilfle rack on the front of the 4 wheeler and it caught a bush or limb or something on the side of the 4 wheeler trail and snapped. My heart sank, this was my favorite bow made of osage orange and bamboo backed. So much for the hunt for me anyway. My friend made it to his stand and killed a nice meat sow with his bow just after first light. We met back at the truck and I told him what happened. So we loaded up and got home. Now I need to build another bow. I think I will make a hickory or yew bow… Just wanted to share my pain.
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That totally sucks!! Sorry for your misfortune. Hope you can come up with another bow soon. Good luck.
Michael.
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Sorry to hear that, hope you can get a replacement soon.
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I feel for you man. That would make me sick! Maybe look at another option of stowing your bow on your atv huh? Well, best of luck with the new bow!
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At the risk of sounding like a jerk…. Maybe the lesson here is that it would be better to walk than ride…
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Aww Todd that truly sucks. I know what I would feel like if my favorite bow were to snap. I would be devistated. I have a few others but my Martin ML-14 if by far my favorite. I might even break down and cry like a baby. lol
Dan
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maybe next time u should put ur bow long ways with the atv, in the riffle holder. i been think about doing it myself on my atv, so i can go down in the creek, and shoot in the bank
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