[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Tuffhead update #33295

Dr Ashby —
Just received my tuffhead order — very well made and quite sharp right out of the Package. I think Dave mentioned you were going to touch up yours. My question is, are you going to do any modification/more sharpening of the point – even reshape a little to get a better cut on contact point.
Enjoy reading your studies, very interesting and informative. Have fun living/hunting in Texas I always do —
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Tuffhead update #31133

sorry dave–you already answered my question didnt check the first post
scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Tuffhead update #31130

Dave —
I just ordered some tuffheads for myself and was wondering what make/spine carbon arrow you were using in your shrew for these heavy heads? I have a Shrew Classic Hunter 54″54lb@ 26 { I draw 27+]I am going to set up for this head. Trying to cut the development curve for myself –so to speak
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Back vs. Bow Quivers #26909

I started with a Back Quiver and still use it, if I want to carry a lot of arrows [ Back packing in]. When I hunt– the Bow Quiver is the one I much prefer. I find it easier to quietly move thru brush/heavy growth with, than any other type [ for me at least]. I also like my arrows attached to the bow for stealthy removal/stringing, if I just happen upon game.I mostly still hunt/spot and stalk.
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Javelina… Its whats for breakfast. #26171

Wildshwein —
Periodically you just have to get out a town and go on a new adventure–haha — GTT [ gone to tx ] and go pig hunting. I guarantee it is worth doin —
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Elk Season is only 36 days away! #26087

Mr Downing —
Great Post! Thanks — I drew no Elk hunt – this year.
I wish you the Best of Luck! – enjoy, for everything that it is, and it trully is one of the most Joyous hunts one can attend – we only get so many turns, and you never know how many it will be —–
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: More wildlife pics #24923

Dave –
Wonderful pixs — you picked a really good spot
to live in — I have been thru your city[ yea – it use to be a real sweet lil town] many times and it is getting trampled, more and more. However it looks like your part of the Mtn is holding up well. I am happy it worked out so well for you. I’am Envious of your good decision to make a “Freehold” there, I hope it holds for your Lifetime! I trully do–
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Javelina… Its whats for breakfast. #23721

steertalker –
I agree on all points in my experience .Wildschwein, the easist way around the scent gland is ease it off as you skin it [ rather than try to cut it out]. and don’t touch it too any meat
Scout.

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: ain't no Picasso's or Rembrants #22678

R2 —
Art – like Beauty is ” In the Eye of the Beholder” especially for Aesthetes – another thread —
all they {arrows} really have to do is — please you — and “Fly Straight as an Arrow” —
Scout

PS – I like em — especially the “plains” type quiver.

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: scent masking #22590

Smithhammer —
Haha, well said and how true!
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Roosevelt Elk vs. Rocky Mountain Elk #22568

T Downing —
Great Camo job Mr Downing, bits and pieces, all broke up —
You should write an Article for Tradbow. It is obvious you have it sorted out, imho.
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: scent masking #22554

eidsvolling –
you bring up a very good point of different game animals reaction to level of scent. Very dependent on their experience and frequency of exposure to our/other hunters threat.
Leopards are special –
scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: scent masking #22549

skifrk —
Yes I use [scent free]baby wipes nowadays. I use a solar shower if I don’t have to pack it far [truck camping],or just bath in the creek [if available not too cold]. I wash all my clothes/gear with scent free soap and pack em in bags w/cedar chips.
scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: scent masking #21552

Mr Steve —
The least you are heard/seen/and especially smelled the better off you are,and keeping your “nose in the wind” may be the best advise!imho ” The way of the Leopard”
Scout

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: scent masking #21540

Mcuiska –
I totally concur — level and distance – I don’t know exactly what it is — – I was in The big bend of Texas for all of last month -at a large ranch with a lot of Javelinas [ no one lives here for months at a time] — a bunch of them jpigs – snuck into the back yard – I tried to run a stalk on them- wind in my face, forgot it would abutt against the lodge and reflect back. Just as I was closing [ 20yds – jpigs are small] they got the scent and were gone — haha – after all this time I should have known better/ or at least planned ahead !
Scout

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