[JWnWyoming]

in reply to: Long bow #36348

Two reflex/deflex that I have experience with are Herb Meland’s Pronghorn. Both one and three piece. They have a “grip locator” handle.
A second bow I like to shoot is Fred Hermann’s “Flying Eagle”
I have a three piece and it’s grip is more high wrist. Like a recurve. (your Martin for example) Both R/D but quite different to shoot.
Good luck in your quest.
JW

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in reply to: Traditonal Archery Store?? #33526

After you ski (and have your leg set) 😀 leave for the airport early and stop by the archery store. 😆

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in reply to: Traditonal Archery Store?? #32406

Denver (Aurora) is the closest I know of. Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear at 5340 Sheridan Blvd. Arvada Co. 80002
303-421-2259.
Probebly more stick bows there than any shop I know of.
Hands on too.
rmsgear.com
good luck
JW

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in reply to: 'puters! #21287

I’m gonna be Santa Claus when I grow up. Bows and Arrows for everybody!

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in reply to: test #13574

I’m still waiting for my results. I haven’t found my name in the obits yet so I think I’m OK!

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in reply to: Please introduce yourselves, I'll start #12746

Hi all, I am JW McCorkle, known here as JWnWyoming, a handle that answers some questions without them being asked. On another site I am Prarrie Dog. I live in Casper Wyoming and am a retired LEO. Archery and motorcycles are my main interest along with some shooting sports.
Jesus Christ is my savvior and guiding light. Married for almost 28 years to a woman that puts up with me. She thinks I’m crazy and I never question her judgement. I appreciate beauty in both nature and by the hands of craftsmen. A finely crafted bow, arrow, knife are all things I admire as well as a mountain lake or skyline. In all things GOD IS GOOD.

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in reply to: HOWARD HILL MY HERO #10306

I think you should put it on you-tube and give us a link. 😉

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in reply to: TBM Arrived Yesterday! #9167

Got mine yesterday also. oorah!:D

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in reply to: test #59949

Blood test, tuesday, study for it and fast.

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in reply to: subscription #59946

Thanks Dave, Nice thing about being retired is the dates are flexable. Two other retired LEO’s are going with me so We are all looking forward to the trip.
Is Milt Beens place still open? If so has he got a web site? I used to stop in and see Vern Butler in Evanston when I was hauling bandits. Small trad shops are always a treat to visit.
JW

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in reply to: Choosing the right bow #57836

Ah, the quest for that elusive first bow. I agree that you should hang out with archers, One of them might have a bow hanging in the closet. And probley for cheap. Good luck on your hunt.
JW

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in reply to: subscription #57826

“Green Banannas” now that’s funny right there!
Robin, thanks for the personal touch.
Dave, if I remember, you are around Durango, arn’t you?
I am planning a MC trip down that way in May. I’ve never ridden to the 4 corners yet.

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in reply to: Guys and Gals, I Need a Few Prayers #54250

Prayers from Wyoming. May God bless you and yours in this trying time. He is with you for the asking.

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in reply to: Glenn St. Charles's 98th birthday #43023

God bless him. He is a treasure and a living legend.

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in reply to: Help with Tip of the Week #35518

I’m with you on the pictures. Tips are one thing but pictures? That means runnin’ the camera then knowing how to send them on the ‘puter. Almost too much to figure out.
Sure would like one of them hats though.

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