Nice piece of work. I can just imagine the look on the TSA agents face when you check that in–aw sir you can’t send a rocket launcher as baggage you’ll have to carry it on.:D
Wojo delivered it today. Wow. Pictures in a day or so. But Ken at http://www.troutoutdoors.com does an art full product.His website isn’t complete yet but a phone call will get you the response you wanted. Support the local and small trad bow companies.
You have out did yourself again. Great video. Some of us, of course, don’t need that as we shoot consistently and accurately 8) But occasionally I’m asked to help with shooting skills and this will help.:D
Webmother wrote: Yes! It was in the Aug/Sep 2010 issue. It took me a while to find it, but I put a copy of the pdf in the Download Library. Here is a link to Just A Click Away
That was a great informative link as we have the “goose” problem here at our lake a major tourist destination. What I really enjoyed was the responses to the Cornell article. Yep when you really get to the bottom line the problem is not goose crap it’s human crap. Will we ever learn?:shock:
Forgot to mention before I hit the send key–visit a good trad bow shop or one of the rendezvous listed on the calendar page and shoot as many of the long bows you can before making a decision:D
Well not sure how old you are–I’m 67 with two bad shoulders, back,neck and so forth injuries. And you will likely get more info then you think–but my 2 cents: I have two “elk/deer long bows” one at 46lbs and the other at 49lbs at my draw length. However most will tell you that the launching machine is only that–the killer is finding a bow you can shoot with consistency–with a heavy arrow that penetrates at ethical ranges. Lots of good info on that in the Ashby forum on the home page. Find a bow that you handle with confidence and then match the heaviest point forward weight arrow you can.
Having said all that above–welcome aboard and enjoy the adventure.
dwcphoto wrote: I never saw the Bingham site until I read your post. Neat stuff. I’m interested in seeing the details. Good luck with your project! Best, dwc
David what is the link for the site? All I get is an investment firm:evil:
