[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: NY porkers make the news #27166

Vjad

That is a shame – wild pig is great chow !!

if it is, as he said, too bad he didn’t call tradebow up so we could get to-gether a pig hunting Jamboree -Hootenanny – and Bar B Cue — bring down all interested members and show him it is possible to have a wonderfull hunt, and give him back his indigenous wildlife balance ————-haha – {although i really do like the idea of it}–

If someone really did have a hog problem [ with a lot of pigs]set up a 3d shoot – after the shoot– hit the bush and get some pork chops– an all around camping and backwoods by foot hunting Extravaganza—

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: NY porkers make the news #26691

I love to hunt pigs. I will believe there truly is a “hog problem” when land owners let one have a free hunt to get rid of the critters, and there are actually a lot of hogs on the property. Every place I know here in the SW charges [unless you have known em for 25 yrs] and the hogs are rarely there except in passing thru– if any members know any places that are over run with pigs and need help let me know, I would be happy to help! -haha

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: First Osage Bow **Updated w/ Pics** #25805

Jeremy

Looks Great ! How does it shoot?

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Arrow Flight #25793

ssummer1 –

If you don’t already have it, I would suggest getting a copy of –The Traditional Bowhunters Handbook by TJ Conrads–. A lot of helpful info for people starting out and a great ref for us older Geezers.

It has been a while since I shot a HHill type longbow – but you might check with the maker on proper brace Height. I don’t believe the fletch should be touching/on the shelf? sounds too low.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: New T/D Recurve #24976

How beautiful the bow is and how well it shoots is exactly what I would have expected from an old master* – Mr Troy-

“Old Guys Know Stuff – Young guys should listen too them, more than they do”

Bill McClennan SAPD an old mentor of mine — he was not always right — but more often, then I like to admit —

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* Troy would call himself a “Senior Student of the Craft”

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: SBD bowstrings? #23315

Jmsmithy-

I just took it off the bow, hung it and measured it –

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: What deer do all night #22853

Dave –

How did you get em to pose like that –haha

great shot

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: The bug has me so I started a new bow (finally finished) #22470

Troy

I like it — especially the antler accents [ I have a centaur set up with antler on the back & tips ]

what woods in riser – limbs?

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Tularemia and Hunting Safety #21515

After First frost was the old rule – cottontails —

I have eaten rabbit at other times and I am still here – probably best to cook it well – like pork —

I am sure there are some other members who have more info, as to the science of it–

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Stumping in NewmEXICO #20991

I hope the Forest service can do something about the overuse in the Jemez. That area is over run with improper ATV use. veritable circus maximus on the weekends!

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Colorado Burning #20440

Jembo –

Roger that –

It is an early – very dry summer-

I am prayin for rain —

I am going to see a very good friend of mine — who is a Blackfoot, and get instructions for dancin for same –he sings beautifully — I don’t think I will ever do well at that part,or the dancin either, gotta try though. The west needs rain bad–

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Stumping in NewmEXICO #20335

wtk —

cute pooch —

I always like hiking/horsebackin in the San Pedro Parks Wilderness. Did a lot of it some years back. Looks like they are just as dry this year as the Gila–

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: New T/D Recurve #20056

Very nicely done Troy !!

I think your rendition of the RMR has much cleaner lines than the original, and is a very sleek looking, beautiful Bow —

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Last Colorado Grizzly #19512

Ah Yes –

the Grizzly’s are always HUGE [in the stories] – and even a small one, would seem that way –if all you had was an arrow to stab em with —

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: "Don't look back – something might be gaining on you." #19395

Go for it brother – you are on the light Path – a new Jedi !

haha

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