[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: any advice? #62145

Ron

what Don said —

if you go to the AZ G&F website they have good descriptions of each hunting unit and where to go in the unit for different game. Most of the Coues deer will be in the lower elevations of that unit near the rim or generally further south. The area near alpine[north portion] is mostly mule deer – elk. I have not been in that unit in a while but the SW portion of it was good WT country. it is very rough / steep terrain — good boots and good glass.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #26637

Well done Sir!

“Splice the mainbrace”!

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #63186

Smithhammer

thought you had “Gone Under”

good to see you are going to be alright – always enjoy your prose,

in the Mag or on the website

wishing you a full and quick recovery

cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Lion Poacher? #55979

Well said Steve

I definitely concur with your last sentence!

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Grouse Hunting #41337

good video and he shoots a bow very well! – N Ontario grouse look as calm as the ones I hunted many yrs ago in Alaska! great challenge with a bow – more like meat gathering with a gun —-

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Summer #36169

nice’ly done

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Memorial Day reflections #37815

For all US Veterans –and Allies

Past, Present, Future, and those who support them!

my heartfelt thanks and perpetual respect, every day and specifically this Memorial Day-

siempre

cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Possibles bag #37079

ausjim

looks like you’ve been having fun out there in the boonies —

The old “Claymore Bag” {got a traditional name anyway haha}- built for one op use, nice and light. They can

hold up for awhile especially if you can sew [the threads tend to unravel]. Great for carrying a lot of extra 30rd Mags.

In fact I still have a couple holding same —

cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Custom Bighorn #28061

Bjjofco

If that doesn’t work, You might try contacting him thru tradbow / Webmom as Mr Asbell writes for the magazine.

Sorry I could not be of more help

good luck

cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Custom Bighorn #25738

bjjofco

I Believe G Fred Asbell started the company

you might be able to contact him thru his website [google the name]-for info on serial no./ dates etc

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Shrew brace height #45418

cpbiv

Finished up nice -Looks great and shoots the same – enjoy

Cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Shrew brace height #44677

cpbiv

I own 2 shrews both made by Gregg Coffey [ don’t know if/ how much that would make a difference] Mine are 54″ length 54-56 lbs at 26″. The Paperwork that came with the bow says 450+ string, Nock pt 9/16ths above center, brace height is suggested to be no lower than 7″ up to 7 1/2″ to the low spot on the grip. Since your’s is “new” [ unfinished] the paperwork also adds – “when you first string the bow [ with string furnished by Laclair ] it may be higher than that but DO NOT untwist the string to the suggested 7″. The string will stretch after you shoot the bow for awhile at which time you can adjust it to the desired height. If you untwist the {new} string initially to a lower brace it may slip thru itself and come apart”.

I hope that is helpful

cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Update on Larry Fischer vs The Bastard #58211

Larry –

Buena Suerte —

Cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Thumb rings? #58210

What I found interesting from the Videos — they are right Hand shooters, using what we would consider ” Left Hand Bows” [Rt side window] but they are very quiet and smooth on there placement & draw of the arrow! food for thought–

Cyberscout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: P&Y changes mind #36243

Jason

very eloquently -hit the Nail on the head –

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