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  • Milhouse
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      in reply to: Quivers #61549

      I have been using a side quiver from Cedar Ridge, after trying to get away from bow quivers, but have found that if you need another arrow in a hurry, nothing beats a bow quiver. I also have been using a Skookum one arrow quiver on my bow, just to have a quick follow up shot. It doesn’t change the balance of the bow like a 6 arrow bow quiver…..

      Milhouse
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        in reply to: Short Longbows? #57963

        I draw just over 29″, and I just received my new 60″ Centaur Chimera, and it is smoooooooooth as butta’ (55# @ 29″). All bows are not created equal though. What works for one bowyer, may not work for another. Make sure you discuss exactly what you want with your bowyer…….

        Milhouse
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          I’m not much of a photog, so my pics don’t do it justice, trust me though, it’s stunning.

          Milhouse
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            She showed up today! 55# @ 29″, 60″ Chimera, Cocobolo riser, juniper on limb belly, Western Diamondback over the carbon. Jim carved a shed antler under the shelf, and inlayed some deer tracks on the opposite side of the riser. What a beautiful bow, and man does it spit an arrow out, with no noise, or handshock.

            Milhouse
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              I thought it may show up today, but no bow. I called Jim and got the tracking #, and barring something unforseen, I’ll have it in my hands by noon tomorrow.

              Milhouse
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                Right now, I really like the Magnus Stinger 4 blade, 150 grain BH. I would love to shoot Wensel Woodsmens, but I can’t sharpen them to save my soul.

                Milhouse
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                  I got into traditional archery basically because a friend of mine bought a traditional bow, and I wanted to try it to. I dabbled in it, but was really into compounds and all the gadgets and gizmos that went along with those.

                  I piddled around with it for a couple of years, but when there was “serious hunting” to be done, I always went with the compound. Eventually I got out of trad all together. I put together quite a string of nice whitetail bucks with the compound, but hunting was beginning to be more like a job, and I was expected (or so it seemed to me), to put another buck “on the wall” every year.

                  There are a ton of bowhunters in my area, and also a bunch of squabbling amongst that crowd. Things like “he’s moving in on my area”, “that was my buck he shot”, and blah, blah blah. I finally got sick of trying to keep up with everything and everyone, and decided to just do my own thing, and get out of the rat race that bowhunting seems to have become. I really enjoy just going hunting with a bow that feels like a flyrod, and not need a 30lb pack full of stuff to do it. Anyway, I know there were people saying I’d be back on the compounds within a year, but the absolute truth of the matter is that I would not even consider owning another compound (at least at this time).

                  Milhouse
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                    All I’ll say for now is that it’s a 60″ Chimera, 55# 29″. Jim did say “This is one classy looking bow”. I can’t WAIT to see it.

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