[james gilmer]

in reply to: Prehistoric stuff from indigenous people. #55256

That’s some cool stuff you have there. i have some rancher friends who live along the little missouri river in ND. They are constantly picking super artifacts like the spear and arrows heads you have.

Good reminder Dave, we are just visitors here.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Eclipse Werewolf Single Bevel Broadheads #41039

went to the site and purchased my chosen wt. look out moose yer gonna be in trouble

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Eclipse Werewolf Single Bevel Broadheads #40419

blake

when will these be available to purchase on your web site?

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Thee Elusive Thunder Chicken #30627

Super looking camp, great looking area, thanks for sharing

[james gilmer]

in reply to: moose hunt partner sought #18467

Sorry that’s incorrect. Each hunter has his own tag ( bull only) no cross tagging. Otherwise the hunt would be a lot cheaper. ( and not nearly as much fun)

I will fly the meat home as I did last time. I did not have any inspection as it flew as extra baggage. Expensive yes but worth every penny! in 2007 it cost me around 400.00 at the airport when i showed up with 5 coolers. i am sure it is more now as is everything else.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: First 3D traditional shoot #8146

yup. you can camp right at the shoot. There is a large field on the edge of the shoots compound where people usually set up the camps.. Usually a dozen or so hard core 3ders are there camping each time i go.

you can always call the club to confirm.

Check out the sparta club web //www.spartarg.com/Home_Page.html

[james gilmer]

in reply to: I love my classic Bear bows! #54560

Coyote what is the bottom bow in the second picture, the one with static limbs?

[james gilmer]

in reply to: First 3D traditional shoot #54548

The WTA is a great group of people. There are lots of fun shoots. rib MT id a bit far for me, but i hit many of the others . Sparta is a fun one. It is April 30 and May 1st this year

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Thoughts from a Luddite #39178

It helps me be a better archer when I have the facts. I have been shooting traditional bows for 35 years. I am much better archer now then I ever was because of guys like Dr. Ashby. I am not smart enough to figure some of this stuff out. Thankfully others are and are willing to share their knowledge. When I shoot well, I also have more fun. Ignorance is not bliss.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: A rare find E.T. Williams Bow #26823

got a picture(s)? would love to see what it looks like.

[james gilmer]

in reply to: short longbow recommendation #16239

Roy Hall has a joint venture going with the guys who sell the addiction recurve and they are now producing the addiction longbow as well. here is the web site address but the long bow isn’t on the site yet, you will need to call.

http://www.kanatiquiver.com/index.html

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Chart for N. America #12381

It literally breaks my heart. There was a giant elk farm in this area that had CWD in 2005, They destroyed 1000 animals. The farm now has beef cows on it . I do not understand why these elk/deer farms are allowed to exist. I am all for an individuals right to earn a living but when an operation can put an entire wild population at risk , I think then some one should just say NO! Hopefully when they kill 1000 deer in the next few weeks they wont find any more infected animals but I’d say I am dreaming

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Chart for N. America #11786

looks like they now have to add Mn in Yes in wild Cervid column what a bummer

[james gilmer]

in reply to: shed hunting 2011 #8084

Found shed #14 over lunch hour

[james gilmer]

in reply to: Howdy! #8083

welcome brother

Sounds like you live in a really cool part of the world! Looking forward to posts from there!

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