[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Warning to sellers: a scam artist here #32326

Joe,

What state is the scammer living in?

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: right idea wrong execution #32324

Nice job getting them in close. Keep at it. It will happen. I called a little 6 point in last night to 10 yards. Little fellow is protected or I would have taken a shot. But man it is cool to get them in close on the ground. Good luck.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Totally Traditional #32319

I would keep it or loan it to a good friend. You never know when you might need it do to an injury of some type.

Good luck with the trad gear.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Caught with my pants down… #32118

Jim,

Thanks for sharing. Hope you get another crack at that deer. Great pictures as well!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: What a year it's been! #27035

Patrick,

Nice buck and congrats on a great hunt!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: The Hammock Seat #26626

Hickory it is.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: The Hammock Seat #26070

Couple pics of the webbing and of my hunt today.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Lost Season, Maybe Worse #26030

Don,

Sounds like you got the problem well in hand. Sucks about this bow season but that leaves more time for the left handed beer drinking practice sessions. Enjoy the beer…abd maybe the gun season?

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Ground Hunnting #24907

Congrats and great job Smiley! Great looking deer!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Shooting Gloves #23628

SH,

I use the stick-tite myself. When I started shooting I went through several designs. Found the stick-tite and it is all I use. Been using then original for 5 years now. I bought several more and shot them in for backups as well. They get nice and flexible but still sturdy after years of use. Plus they stay in place like the name saids.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: The Hammock Seat #22169

Thanks fellas. But I have to confess. I had an old Italian seamstress do the needle work. Took her 10 minutes and she did a great job. She said before she atarted doing clothes she worked in a drapery shop in Italy for 20 years. The fabric is a little heavier then the original but not much. I ended having the webbing (bluewater tublar nylon)wrap around the post to give me two holding points on each end. Seems to have really firmed up the attachment. I will post some daylight and closeup pics soon.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: The Hammock Seat #21570

Well I love my hammock seat as well but it came apart at the bottom where the webbing is attached to the post. I ordered some repelling webbing and codora nylon and made a new one. The fabric is about a foot bigger then the original so it comes above the head on the tree. The sides can come up around the shoulders as well if wanted. I have used it in the yard but not hunting yet. Here is the a pic from my first test.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Quiet this recurve…. #16636

Jason,

I put moleskin on the ends of my recurve where the string touches the bow. It worked well for me. I got in at the gander mountain in greensburg (as well as the limb savers) I never tried the soft part of velcro that I use as an arrow rest but that might work as well. I also put on small recurve limbsavers. They also helped a bit with hand vibration. Some pics. Good luck!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Update on Larry Fischer vs The Bastard #16173

Prayers and thoughts to Belinda and family. Larry good luck on the journey…thanks for the inspiration and one of the greatest showings of strength I have witnessed!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Week 2 of PA season #12323

Thanks fellas. She will be tasty. I got her all tucked away to age for a few days. I will break down the meat further this weekend. Feels great to have it all come together.

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