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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #148101

Just finished a Bambi Burger that I mixed in Johnsonville Italian Sausage instead of the usual fat.

Mighty fine !!!

May have to try that with a couple of JennyLopes just to see how it turns out.

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in reply to: Old Ben Pearson arrow ?? #148073

Found an ad Nov. ’71 Archery World for Easton with Jim Dougherty with the arrows I’m interested in but it’s in black & white.

Close but no cigar.

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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #148066

Test Post;

 

Went Jackalope hunting yesterday but all that I saw were does.

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in reply to: String Squeak #147994

Mayhap it’s not the wax that’s too old. ???

Try spraying Lemon Pledge on the offending parts.  Won’t help but at least you won’t smell like Ben Gay Ointment.

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in reply to: String Squeak #147936

Try string wax on your joints.

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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #147906

Lots of wolf sign;

Less elk ………. less deer …………. and very few turkeys.

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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #147874

Ok ………… Will try this again;

Unit 27 somewhat near Hannagan Meadow. Bow is a Black Swan 62# @ 28″ that I liked from day one and am liking more all of the time.  Arrows are old school 2213s with Zwickey 2 blades sharpened Hill style.  Slightly oversized shield cut 3 fletch.  Arrow flight is awesome with broadheads, blunts and field points grouping together at 60 yards. After shooting a lot of 3D shoots confidence was high on the buck broadside at 30 yards.  Double lung with the point poking out the off side after clipping a shoulder blade. Saw it go down after about 75 yards.

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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #147872

Arrrrrrggggg !!!!

Had a detailed equipment post and lost it with a ‘data base error’ when I went to submit.

Will try again later.

[richard roop]

in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #147863

Thanx Robin.

My picture posting skills are lacking.

Needless to say, I’m a believer in the concept “Never pass up on the first day what you would shoot on the last day”.  The cape is going to be used for a novelty mount that I’ve wanted for a long time. I have a non/typical set of antlers painted high gloss jet black. Mount will have the ears laid back, mountain lion eyes and open mouth with bear jaws.  Or to use my wife’s favorite phrase “What is WRONG with you ????

I’m also a believer in not running out of blunts or broadheads but we can go over that in another thread if anybody cares to.

Never met this Grumpy rascal but if you’re ever shooting tournaments over this way holler & say ‘Hi’ and we’ll crack open a couple of root beers.

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in reply to: What ya got goin'? 2 #147858

Got a 3×5 mule deer up on the Rim opening day.

(Three inch spike [broken] on one side and a five inch spike on the other.

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in reply to: String Squeak #147857

Try string wax on the loops.

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in reply to: Feedback on bow. #147569

Back in the day, Browning made some fine bows. You can Google ‘browning archery company’ and get more info on them fading away.  Kinda sad.  I haven’t owned a Cobra but my Browning Explorer was pretty sweet.

“I really like the feel of that Cobra …………. ” Seems to me that that’s the feedback that really matters. I have a soft spot in my heart for the old retro recurves and a lot of those Golden Age bows will still hold their own with the new stuff. Sounds like you’ve got a winner; shoot the heck out of it.

>>>>>————> One thing, though; Stay with the older B-50 type string material and NOT the newer FastFlight stuff. Older limb tips just weren’t designed for it.

 

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in reply to: Co-Flex ………………..Good stuff !!! #147525

Even more uses …………………… Lacking a spare tip protector for the lower limb, I cut a strip about an inch wide & wrapped it onto the tip. Works great !!!!

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in reply to: Black Swan #147519

Thanx but I already have that issue.

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in reply to: Co-Flex ………………..Good stuff !!! #147415

Grip on the Super Diablo is holding up well. Very pleased with it.

While I’m waiting on delivery of the latest orphan I adopted off of eBay (Black Swan 62″ / 62# @28″) I got out my coyote calling bow (Bear Magnum 48) and mounted an eight arrow retro Bear spring arm quiver.  Totally cool quiver but a wee bit ‘twangy’ for a hunting bow.  Added some quiver foam on top of the factory stuff and wrapped any of the wire frame that  I could with thin strips of Co-Flex. Much better; less twangy and more thuddy.   Thud I can handle.  I’m liking that Magnum 48 more all of the time.  Not quite as fast as some of my other bows but out to 30 yards (good coyote calling distance) it’s a heck of a shooter and fun to shoot.

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