[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Hunter, Angler, Gardner, Cook – great blog #45118

Smithhammer –
I put this spot in My Favs, as soon as you said he had a Good Sharptail grouse recipe — but How good is the Sage grouse recipe!? They are the more difficult bird to make “Tasty” – at least to my Palate. Spent a few years on the Plains before I returned to My beloved Mountains.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Wife says I went too far… #45107

Dave —
Damn ! Now I have to go out in the Dark and try to shoot a candle! Use to play with trick shooting with Firearms [ still do – job related]Interesting Idea – of course your Eye will be drawn to the spot/ rather than pick one, Sooo as long as your technique is good and range resonable not too difficult!? after a couple/triple/quad- a dozen tries -haha –
Is there a range { distance / Standard ?}or what do you consider or have heard is proper? Since it is your Night/Match – might start a whole new Competition phase at the Natls – Hard Part is “Lighting the Match” -then turning it off
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: I hope my dreams never come ture #45094

I rarely remember mine — but the few I did were just a flash of recognition and gone, they were kinda scary — I think I prefer not being able to recall dreams!
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Ahhhh Nuts. #45091

George- cool – looks like the crop was good in your area —
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Confirmed Werewolf Kill #44852

SDMfer –
Sounds like a Great hunt – congrats on your success ! High Country Backpack hunt, Doesn’t get much better than that.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Eagle's Flight Quivers #44689

Alex-
If you decide to get one for your Shrew – I would suggest calling the folks at eagle flight and ordering the brace they have for those bows and/or measuring the distance between [ straps] where you want to place them on the Bow.
You get the best fit that way, especially on the short riser of the Shrew [ worked for me anyhow, it is what i did for mine ]
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: FLATLINER SILENCERS #44682

You bet – anytime
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Eagle's Flight Quivers #44566

Alex-
I have them on Shrews and Centaurs [ r/d LB ]leave them on the bows and shoot everyday. I had one loosen slightly, but I tightened it back up and has held since. I put em on real tight!. Maybe as Smithhammer said they have revamped them.
They are working for me. As long as they did not loosen over a month or so Hunting / shooting I would still be happy as they are easy to retighten. I also put the straps close together completely off the working limbs [really on the riser just above the fadeout]. you need to get the shortest brace [ they will make what ever length you need. I find the model that comes without the bar/brace to work fine and it fits anybow — no matter how short. my one critique- I would prefer the rubber clamp part to be slightly longer and reach the opposite side of the bow,probably make it even more secure.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Now here's something we all truly need #44120

wow ————-
I am not sure what to say!?
It is starting to become silly, average people will vote against hunting if technology becomes paramount.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Eagle's Flight Quivers #44113

Yes —
I have one on my Shrew Classic Hunter – works well
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Building the UEFOC Arrow #43793

Troy —
Roger that –
The subject matter does not lend itself to brevity.
Looking forward to it
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Building the UEFOC Arrow #43727

I hope it makes it to the Mag — I for one always enjoy Troy’s tuning posts. I am sure a complete article would be very Educational — at least for me.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Newest problem while tuning #43522

Troy –
Got it — in the past I have tried to get my arrows too close to 28 [ I draw 27] when in reality it doesn’t matter as you say, if a bit long. Usually end up that way anyhow–after tuning.
Thanks
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: FLATLINER SILENCERS #43460

msarcher
Not familiar with this product personally. Imagine they would work, especially on recurves. I have built /placed cushion/ pads on my recurves where the string slaps the limb and it made a significant difference in noise level.
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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Eagle's Flight Quivers #43456

Smithhammer –
I have always been a bowquiver individual for the reasons you mentioned in your post. I stumbled on the Eagles flight quiver a year ago and now own 3. obviously I really like em. They are holding up great and easy to get parts for [foam]-as per your remarks.
Small & Light -easy to carry.
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