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in reply to: Fallen from grace #27963

I’m not sure who he was talking about? But I sure do like that expression “Feet of clay”
Haven’t heard one as good as that for quite awhile.
Scale of one to ten, definetly an eight!!
Bruce

PS: T. Downing is right in what he says.

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in reply to: New TBM! #20306

Well said TTF I got mine today and did exactly what you did:lol: One new ad from Bear Archery and lots of good articles. I have a wall tent so that was the first one I read.:!: I’m already planning on making changes to my cooking area and to get a descent shower:!:
HAPPY NEW YEAR:lol:
Bruce

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in reply to: Where do you get your tradional supplies from #18896

I have only used Three Rivers except for my bows.
No reason to change. They always have the product, good technical service and fast shipping. Who could ask for more:D

Bruce

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in reply to: Too old to hunt? #18877

I’m 59 in March. I feel good I think:?: Still climb high in trees but use a ladder instead of tree steps.
I have a problem with my release hand,though, the three fingers ache at the knuckle. This just started recently. I shot a bit yesterday and have not shot for a while.wondering if any one else has this problem, and if so was there any remedies or ways to reduce the pain ?

Happy New Year Everyone:D
Bruce

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in reply to: tab vs glove #13152

Welcome Assenheimer !!
Sorry that I can’t really help as I use a tab myself. If you have a Three Rivers catalog, they have a very good selection.

Hope that helps and Merry Christmas:!:
Bruce

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in reply to: Grandson's Christmas present #63932

Very nice!!

Bruce

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in reply to: Dressing Warm #62830

I just bought a new hunting jacket. It is called “Bowhunter Extreme SST Dry Plus” I think it is a fairly decent jacket, I have only wore it in the L.R. so haven’t really gave it the test outside! I was going to get wool but could not find wool that had a hood. Actually the main reason I bought the jacket was that it was half price at Cabelas. Price is usually the determining factor for me:wink:

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in reply to: Season's Greetings from Warren's Hollow #59387

Merry Christmas Duncan and to everyone else as well!
If you have to travel, travel safe.
Bruce

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in reply to: Snowy December Bow Hunting! #59384

Good pictures. That 12″ of snow might be a real benefit for your deer hunting. Good Luck:!:
Bruce

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in reply to: clicker? #51622

J. Wesbrock had a very good article in TBM a few issues back. It explained how to install the clicker and how to use it. I read again a couple of nights back. Well Done:!::!:
I have a few questions. Can the clicker be used for an off-season and then removed for hunting, or is it most often a forever thing?
Does it have any affect on how you aim the bow?

Bruce

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in reply to: Buttonhead #48456

Lots of snow!! But still looks warm.

Congrats Bruce

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in reply to: My neck of the woods. #48394

Thanks Ray!

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in reply to: Her first bow #48385

Nothing like Grandkids:wink::wink:

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in reply to: I have given wood another try and its all your fault… #47325

Nice little crest !
Pretty professional looking !

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in reply to: pop-up ground blinds #45407

Hey Ray not trying to dispute anything. I hunt from tree stands a lot and deer certainly do look up no question.
If they did not see movement, smell you, or hear something out of sinc then quite often they go back to doing their own thing. That’s what I observe where I live. They may react totally different in different areas.
I have two different ground blinds and have used them very little. When I have used them the deer really seem to spook unless the blind is left out for at least a couple of days.

The walls of my house are not covered with monster whitetail racks, and until that happens I am in no position to dispute anyones thoughts or ideas 😉
Bruce

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