[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: The Trad Knife Thread #52463

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Big Jim's Side Quiver #42489

Mike,

I have the Duiker as well and it is a great quiver. I have the storm cover but no pocket. Really nice quality and fuctionallity for me. I Like it a lot.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: twisted limbs #42478

Go to the home page and on the left side is a tab for the download library. Click on it and there is a article for twisted limbs. I copy and past the below onto your browser and it might take you to it.

https://www.tradbow.com/members/programs/fileinfo.cfm?id=20&action=display

I used the process on a bow I have and it worked great.

Good luck

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Short recurves…suggestions? #41924

Jim,

I was with you on the location part. That bow looks really nice and the lower poundage might serve you well if you are shooting sitting in a kayak. If I where in your shoes and I shot the bow well I would buy it. Just my two cents.

Brennan

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Short recurves…suggestions? #41269

Right handed? Price? Pics?

What is shipping cost?

Just incase anyone is thinking about that stuff. 😀

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: "The Good Hunt" film update #39872

Dave,

Thanks for the brutal truth and I trust you will do all you can to make it a great film. If there is anything we can do to push it in the right direction say the word.

Brennan

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #32555

Wonderful adventure Jim! Great pics as well, thanks for sharing.

Good luck Mike and be safe.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #30788

Thanks Jim…I went back to darned elk and read over you assessment of roo. Something I hope to try someday. I don’t know how I missed that very well written explanation of roo the first go around. 😳

I think boating in would be like riding a horse hunting. You have to do one at a time. That is boat then get out and hunt. Would seem to me that this method would cut down on the mishaps of unwanted baths. Not that it can’t be done but I like to keep things simple. This would also lend to keeping the bow and such secured until the hunt is on.

But again I have never done it…yet!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #30449

Jim,

I have thought of that method but haven’t been able to try it yet. Maybe this fall.

Was at work dispatching an injured deer when a fellow worker said his sister in Australia said they hit kangaroos there like we hit deer. Well then the questions of legal hunting and taste came up.

So Jim can you hunt kangaroos and if so how do they eat?

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #28125

Got out scouting today amd found this. My first impression was the tire had to be cut. A closer look showed it wasn’t and the tree had grown inside of it.

A little coffee (it is an elkheart made by greg coffee)to go with the very gorgous thunderchild. 😀

Brennan

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Eye Glasses for Archery? #19715

Contacts?

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: 'Nother Thunderchild #14894

I second that!

Simply gorgeous and I really like the beaver tail grip.

Looks like a good shooter as well…enjoy!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Practice in Less than Ideal Conditions #12568

Smithhammer,

That’s is a great video and nice shooting. That Thunderchild is an outstanding looking bow. Almost as nice as my Elkheart!:wink:

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Perfect cure for Cabin Fever–Backcountry Hunters Rendevous #51155

Sounds like fun and I am sure it will be very informative…I just can’t wait until it is over so maybe we Easterners can see Clay’s film! Been looking forward to it for quite some time.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What's in his mouth?……. a banana!!!!!!!! #48743

KINGWOULDBE- great story and thanks for sharing. What a great hog and hunt. My hat is off to you and your son. Damn, I wish I had hogs like that around my place, looks like loads of fun!

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