[Col Mike]

in reply to: New vids on woodsmanship, etc. #28868

Clay–This got me thinking:roll:. I thought I had posted this site http://WWW.cybertracker.org before but a search showed nothing therefore, you and BHA may want to check it out. Not only does it have awesome videos of persistence hunts and two great books for free download, Dr. Liebenberg has developed hardware and software that to my small brain would be a great asset to not only your profession but to all who can gather data in the field for scientific research. As I read the site it’s free to certain type organizations. Worth a look if you don’t know about it.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: New vids on woodsmanship, etc. #28837

Clay—great video and great idea. How will they package them—as a DVD or short takes like this on BHA website?

Love it, reminds me of the old poncho never did keep you dry but the illusion helped:shock:.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Best wishes for the TBM family #27796

Webmother wrote: Thanks for all the positive thoughts and messages for Larry and Belinda. Larry sent out an update yesterday, which you can read here: Fighting From the Kitchen

Robin please pass to Larry that those pictures tell it all–The attitude is success. My best to him and Belinda.

Semper Fi

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: The 2013 Season Bulletin Board #27791

Bruce

BEAUTIFUL—can’t add much to that. Good hunting on the last few days.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: The 2013 Season Bulletin Board #26686

Alex

Well done my friend, great pics and stories.:D A successful hunt by any definition.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: My first Traditional Deer Harvest video #23389

Congrats! Great smile:D

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: The 2013 Season Bulletin Board #23382

Alex

Awesome — keep it coming.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Canting the bow #22219

OK–my 2 cents

What Bruce said and Paleo—it boils down to we are each individuals and hunting shots are unlike the range– they are all different. Cant or not—well it depends.

I think Fred A’s primary point is not bending the knees or canting–his focus is —the target. Concentrate on that, practice the fundamental’s and you will hit what you are looking at.

If you are seeing the arrow or fletching in your peripheral vision you are NOT focused on the target. Sorry Jim.

When I taught instinctive shooting to the door kickers we took the sights off their rifles and pistols–ranges out to 10meters for the .45 and 100m for the rifle–concentrate on the target mount the weapon the same every time and shoot. Of course we started with a BB gun saves a lot of money.

Jim will answer your pm tomorrow its been a long day with two bus tours of 100 folks.

Semper Fi

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: The 2013 Season Bulletin Board #21055

Alex

Have a great hunt. Can’t wait to hear the stories. Of course some Elk meat when you visit will be appreciated:D.

Enjoy my friend.

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Vintage pics…cool site #17902

Absolutely priceless collection! Although toward the end the shots of the ladies get a little risque for this old man8) Web mom you may want to censor:?

The sad thing is when your old enough to remember those adds.

This one is bookmarked.

Semper Fi

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Sitka spruce and EFOC, failed experiment #16685

Dave

I like the quote–trust the author is well known8)

Cheers

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Binoc recommendation #15582

Thanks to all for the great input—vortex 8×28 it is. Although I did take a drive down a dirt road–no luck:shock:

Semper Fi

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: wool or camo? #13446

Troy–right on, except for that new pair I just bought–you and I could be homeless together8).

Bruce–as usual brings us all back to what is important–terrain, weather, and your local. We have to adjust to that and our pocket books. I think though that Mr Fred started the camo thing because it became available as war surplus–and it looked neat. Don’t forget that we won WW11, Korea, and fought most of Vietnam without camo–except for the “elite” units.

And Jim–trying to figure out why the U.S. services select their camo patterns is a discussion we should have on the other e-mail–it ain’t trad but it is money.

Again–it boils down to your location and circumstances. But it does get a lot of great discussion going and we all learn from that–I trust.:D

Good Hunting

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: wool or camo? #13366

Check out 3 Rivers new catalog–First lite wool pant. Brown or if you like camo. Bit pricey–but I bit the arrow and got a pair of the brown ones. Out today for a test run–started at +60 down to 40 later, wind and some rain. As advertised they were perfect–after years of searching for a lite weight wool paint for warm conditions that with a layer of fleece under will likely serve through the coldest. Backed up with one of Teresa Asbell’s zip hood jackets I’m ready for the weather. I’m almost tempted to buy another of each to run dogs with this season.

Good hunting to all 😀

Semper Fi

Mike

[Col Mike]

in reply to: Hi Folks #12307

Don

Welcome aboard! Great sight and great folks. Be careful when you ask for advice as you will get a lot–all of it good—then you have to figure out how much of it you can afford:D. Having said that–I have learned that it’s best to ask before you purchase anything.

I’m in W.MD not far from you.

Semper Fi

Mike

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