I’ve read from Brian Sorrels that a little bit of nock high is not unusual and is due to idiosyncrasies in the shooting style, just as long as it’s not too much. I finally got around to bare shafting today and just confirmed what I already knew – my shafts are too stiff 🙁 So hard to get it right when you have 31″ draw and no room to play with 🙄
George D. Stout wrote: We also have a 111 acre plot of mountain land on the family farm….that has never been posted to public use. Just put a cabin on it this year so we have a place to have lunch, tell stories and just chill out. Don’t need to go anywhere else.
George it sounds like you’re living the dream my friend 😀
Welcome to the forum. I can also recommend the Samick Sage especially if you’re on a budget. Loads of reviews on 3 Rivers if you want some other opinions.
Hats off to you once again Troy. I’ve really enjoyed following your previous builds and now to see one of your crafted beauties being passed on to some lucky young archer for free warms the cockles of my heart 😀 You truly are an ambassador for our great sport and tradition. God bless you.
I’m picturing Dave spitting out his coffee when he sees the title of this post 😆 I hope you’ll have a nice deer hitching a ride on that bad boy this season toehead!
I’ve used the alaska bowhunting camo socks from 3 rivers when i had a nasty set of white limbs on my takedown. Didn’t notice any difference in performance and they certainly looked good. Only reason i don’t use them anymore is because i have matt black limbs now.
Dave, all the rain over here will soon turn you away from that mexican stuff and move you in the direction of fortifying agents such as stout and a nice drop of whiskey 😀 But character still abounds the public houses of this island.
