[james gilmer]

in reply to: "Brave" review #31200

fun movie. Especially loved the scene shooting while riding her horse. It was also great to see a movie where the girl didn’t need some handsome prince to save her, a good moral for our daughters and granddaughters. be who you are and you can do it yourself!!

[james gilmer]

in reply to: "Don't look back – something might be gaining on you." #22159

bass pros red head catologue 8 pages of machine bows 8 pages of dart guns , no pages of trad bows

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Nugent, redux #54753

amen.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: A Lesson Well Learned #46048

Excellent word work Roy! now get back out there and get us another story/

[james gilmer]

in reply to: where are the heavier bows at??? #10688

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47 lb fox breed

[james gilmer]

in reply to: where are the heavier bows at??? #10640

I was there as well and was quite pleased. It used to be the other way around. and BTW I killed my moose with a 47 lb recurve

[james gilmer]

in reply to: hunting for finished osage bow cheap #60394

yes my friend Shawn Webb in Iowa. Calls his bows Tarus ( the bull). he does not have a web site but here is his email

shawnw@aol.com

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Who Hunts Alone Most of the Time? #39818

living in the Midwest and living on good hunting acreage allows me to hunt out my back door nearly every day of our whitetail season. I love hunting alone but i also love making good memories for good friends. Weekends at my farm usually spent putting friends on stands then listening to their excitement at the end of the day while Watching the fire embers slowly fade. I even put up a yurt for them to stay in ( keeps peace in the house). Some guys I know tell me I am screwing up my chances at the big bucks that live here but I’d just as soon see one of my friends kill one as doing it myself.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: I guess it is "Leap Year" #39799

Actually it is year of the Dragon. Water Dragon I think, which is supposed to bring great things!

where was I on your first post? What state, when and where? all though i have some experience going on elk hunts my results are zilch. send me more info please!

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Asbell Pullover #20398

not sure I saw them advertising it on a banner on tradgang

[james gilmer]

in reply to: A whole new take on ethics #20290

the only thing that surprises me is the amount of the fines. Good to see the gov’t is finally hitting these guys the only place it hurts, their pocket books!

I have been arguing for years that deer/elk breeding farms will eventually be the end of all wildlife.

MN had one of the largest captive elk herds destroyed recently due to an outbreak of CWD.

this one farm has cost taxpayers $$$$$ making sure it hasn’t spread into the wild deer population.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Asbell Pullover #19149

i got one just before they came out with a zippered version.

wish i’d have waited.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: The Amish and the Traditional #19147

i see more amish with compoounds here in mn than with trad gear.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: A long look at fletching and EFOC #19085

thanks guys , I try both solutions and let you know!

[james gilmer]

in reply to: A long look at fletching and EFOC #16902

Ed need help here

I cut some A & A shaped and size fletch’s and have pretty good good results. Then i saw that gateway sells a shape they call razor in a 2 inch length. I went and got a package. i shoot a high wrist and my hand is very close to the shelf. I am now getting the odd arrow bouncing due to one of the feathers hitting my top nuckel ( I bare shaft tune the arrows and was darn close to perfect.). I am thinking its the occasional bad release rather then feather height?

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