[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Winter rabbits #8126

Oh, Wow! another one — ditto Dave’s comments –love to see more

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Primitive Spot'n'stalk #8122

Mr Hayes —

Nicely done ! – Very Impressive, please make more. Shows Trad Bow Hunting in the fine light it is, when done well.

Thanks

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #57717

Maker’s Matt —

Very Nice ! — I like it alot, Just my style of bow too–

curious to see what poundage it gets. What is the length?

You might want to start your own bowyer/archery business –not enuff of those around , at least Trad in the SW.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: College #57529

I have a “Bow fit” and I think it is helpful. As Steve McD says it would at least allow you to maintain some strength & technique.

It’s Amazing how colleges have changed in 40 yrs. I went to UNM [ most Rocky Mtn colleges I applied to had this provision for hunting]It allowed Firearms kept in a safe in a store room of each dorm [not that we always adhered to that rule]. we were allowed bows in our rooms and did. {my roomate and I both had Shultz longbows}UNM also had [ no longer ] an archery range on campus – old style field archery tgts. There WAS a bowhunting class for elective credit.

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PS – if there is a bow shop around – you could try and get a part time job and maybe some free range use?

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #54417

Maker –

Ist bow looks very nice –great color

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #54273

Maker –

Please do [1st bow}But I am really curious how the new bow turns out.

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in reply to: How were your Coues' deer hunts,Mr. Petersen? #53786

Dave –

Congrats! Taking any Coues Buck with a tradbow is a great achievement {like you did last year} and now a nice one! Well done! I know, — I’am still trying —- Can’t wait to hear the story. When you did not answer this post for awhile, I figured you were out after em [Coues rut]

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Asbell Pullover #53515

Mudd foot –

I own one Myself and am very pleased with it. Very nice bowhunting wool, and a pattern selection to fit most environments—- especially for the price.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #53113

Maker —

I would imagine – design -type of wood – amount of wood has an effect on poundage? Is this the first one of this type,thus making it unsure of where it will end up?

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #52719

Maker —

I like the design — very Racy—–looks 90mph standing still – haha

What poundage are you striving for?

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Bow Info #52201

aablades —

Have not owned one yet [ but have thought about it!] so cannot give any personal comment. I did notice that 3Rivers has a number of customer reviews, of several models of these bows –

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #52161

Maker —

Anytime —–

What wood and style of bow are you building in your icon?

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: wondering #52131

I see all your posts ? Contact Robin at Tradbow – she is the Webmom– I am sure she can steer you onto the correct path.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Looking for some broadhead help #50944

Dennis–

I will predicate this by saying – I have a tendency to “touch up” all my broadheads from the initial purchase [ if necessary] and of course with use. But these Broadheads listed, come very sharp! I have purchased all within the last year — so this is personal experience.

Tuffheads 225 gr —

Abowyer Brown bear 175 gr

Zephyr Scirocco 150 gr [ w Bleeder ]{ a “modern” rendition of the Bear Razorhead}.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: You can hangup the straight jacket #50256

Troy –

Yeehaa – .599 slug ft! The “Airhammer” would make short work of “Hogzilla”. Will be looking forward to a “Field Report”

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