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You might be a traditional bowhunter if:
You buy Duco Cement by the case but prefer to get high on the scent of cedar.
No blade you own is ever really sharp enough.
They can take your knees before you’ll voluntarily give up your hearing and binocular vision.
Stumps are what you notice most about a forest.
You still don’t own quite enough woolen garments.
You know more about the maddening habits of red squirrels than is healthy for a human to know.
Your turn.
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When you look at a wing feather you know if it came from the right or left
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You understand Archer’s Paradox, rather than listen to it.
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Arrows, Arrows, everywhere. Do they breed?
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Fire a hundred cartridges at clays and never give it a second thought but spend a whole afternoon hunting for one lost arrow.
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Steve Graf wrote: Arrows, Arrows, everywhere. Do they breed?
Just last night, I told my wife: “All over the country, people are making arrows this evening just like I’m doing right now. And their spouses are saying to them, ‘Don’t you have enough arrows by now?'”
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You might be a traditional bowhunter if …
You spend more time than a clan Scotsman scrutinizing wool plaid patterns.
You take your bow for hikes.
You think a ‘range finder’ is acquired, not purchased, and you don’t need to find an extra pocket to carry it in.
You’d rather watch “Backcountry College” than the Outdoor Channel.
You have fun with your bow year-round. 😉
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R2 wrote: Chickens wear feathers, turkeys wear fletchings.
Ha! I like this one alot!
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Well Linda said to add
“You would rather spend time on Trad bow then take her out to dinner and dance”
You consider your library complete when you have all of Dave Petersen’s books
You only have 5 bows and need to keep up with the Smith Hammers.
Semper Fi
Mike
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Went to the fabric store with your wife to get thread for your sewing awl.:shock:
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R2,
Are you saying brother, that you lack confidence on shaving a gal’s leg with your freshly sharpened BH and NOT drawing blood??? Tsk, tsk!
Push, don’t swipe! LOL:D:lol:
Never could develop the tolerance for burning feathers.. I chop all mine or have them chopped by Matt Gundock in OH.
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But now fallguy…R2 and I are talking about shaving LEGS…no intimacy issues there… and it’s R2’s wife for goodness sake…
Does explain why he’d be concerned with “blood letting”… not holding still while testing sharpness could be hazardous to HIS health!
From what little exchange I’ve had with Robin, my bet is she’d fall on the floor laughin…
Letting someone else shave hair on your leg would be like letting someone else touch your FEET! Or put in contacts! Yikes!:shock:
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Youz guyz is funny. I’m gonna put some of these on a t shirt!
You might be a traditional bowhunter if
you get nocked up every day:shock: and you like it!
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You might be a traditional bowhunter if …
You have this on your phone for those times in the woods when the hunting is slow:
colmike wrote:
You only have 5 bows and need to keep up with the Smith Hammers.
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You have a camera tripod that looks like this!:P
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When 30 paces is a long shot.
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All summer long you either have a bruise or a leather stain on one forearm!
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You notice which way your breath goes when you yawn…
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if you can compliment a man’s shaft and inquire into it’s length and thickness, and things haven’t got weird 😉
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ausjim wrote: if you can compliment a man’s shaft and inquire into it’s length and thickness, and things haven’t got weird 😉
Jim you and R2 are a hoot:lol: By the way I like your latest quote used it many times but from this end of the world it is attributed to Rogers and his famous rangers:shock:
Semper Fi
Mike
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You look forward to breaking an arrow so you smell the cedar.
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R2 wrote: The shot takes very little time. The sight of the arrow passing over his back lasts forever.
Haha…so true.
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Taking a pleasant walk in the woods is really scouting.
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