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in reply to: Congrats to my brother – published here! #27460
Enjoyed your brother’s article two4. Got a real sense of his learning curve at work. Look forward to reading more from him.
in reply to: Bowhunt Scotland #26297Pewenogo,
That’s strange, I didn’t have a problem with the email address. I’ll PM you the Chairman’s email. Thanks for the interest.
in reply to: been awhile but i'm back… #24240Hi Sam, I’m a newbie here so I can’t say welcome back! Sounds like you’ve got some bad GAS (gear aquisition syndrome that is) 😀
in reply to: Martin ML9 #24237You said it Dave, trad bows really are magic sticks! Enjoy 8)
Thanks for the comments guys. It’s a simple inexpensive rig but I love it. Someday I’ll go custom but I’m letting my archery develop before that. I absolutely love shooting the wooden shafts, they just feel so natural.
There really are 40 shades of green over here, especially now that spring has well and truely sprung here. The photos were taken in what I like to call “the grove”. It’s a patch of trees beside a tiny pond among the fields of the farm that backs onto my property. I rove the fields stump shooting and setting up targets on old abandoned bales. While great fun I would love to be legally able to hunt here but I hope to get away in the future for a hunt somewhere in Europe or even Stateside. You guys really are blessed with the opportunities you have. I’m supporting a campaign in Scotland to legalise bowhunting which would be great, I’ll post the details in another thread fyi.
This forum and the magazine have been so helpful in putting together the right gear for me. Thanks!
in reply to: Aiming Methods #22883I’m instinctive also, but still a relative newbie, and I’m slowly working up the distance at the moment. But it works! For me it’s part of the challenge of archery.
in reply to: Noteable Quotes! #21438That last one reminds me of another favourite of mine:
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished – Lao Tzu
A lot like trad archery really!
in reply to: It's getting CLOSE! #21433Looks like wapiti and canner are going to be busy. Enjoy it guys 😀
in reply to: BirchBark arrow storage unit! #20706Rip it looks like it grew there to hold your arrows! Nice work 8)
in reply to: Introducing Guerdon#2 #20702Looks a beauty! Good luck with the change over, although it sounds like you’ve got it down already.
in reply to: ArkanQuiver #19745Looks great woodchuck. Some lovely leather work going on guys, very inspiring 8)
in reply to: Critter Stories #17430I do quite a bit of sea fishing and a few years ago i was putting in an all nighter on an isolated shoreline near where i’m from here in ireland. It was a pitch black night with only the sound of the breakers for company. After a while i thought my ears were playing tricks when i could hear a shuffling of feet on the sand further up the shore. I’d peer into the distance, scanning with my headlamp, see nothing, and convince myself i was going nuts. But i kept on hearing this shuffling of feet. Now around my parts there are plenty of ghost stories and banshee tales that fit the circumstances but i never was one for superstition, although my nerves were starting to fray with the approaching feet. Eventually, while doing my best to ignore the shuffling sound and convince myself of my own sanity, something stepped into the beam of my headlamp resulting a string of expletives from my mouth and a near heart attack on a beach in the middle of nowhere. A young lost guillemot sauntered past my light beam and on in search of his colony! His black plummage must have stopped me seeing him but while i cursed him i was glad it wasn’t the banshee!
in reply to: Where Would You Live? #15264I’m pretty happy on this little island in the east atlantic but sometimes i do crave some “big country” and real mountains which we just don’t have.
But as Steve said, anywhere this side of the sod will do!
in reply to: Turkey Video #14107Wow! Excellent video. Really captures the essence of the hunt.
Looking forward to another one of yours too Clay…
in reply to: Why onestring? #13016Picture paints a thousand words Mike – sweet 8)
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