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in reply to: Where is your anchor? #38347

grumpy wrote: Actually I have 2 anchors, and don’t know where either one of them are, as the hunting season started before the canoe season ended. So things didn’t get put away properly. Hoping I don’t trip over them in the snow.

When I shoot the bow… There is a neat little hollow that my thumb settles into just in front of my ear. Strange, I know, but it is to get the longest draw I can with my short arms. That’s 22″. Also gets my anchor right next to the eye. Biggest fear is that I’ll get my curly locks tangled in the bow string. When I hear about 30″ + draw, I start thinking you must be dragging your knuckles on the ground…

there is neither large nor small guy The right size is when both feet easy touch the ground floor 😳

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in reply to: Another knife sharpening trick – Video #38301

I tried today with a mug cup It works very well 🙄

Just remind to check mug is empty

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in reply to: The most acurate bow #37747

Doc Nock wrote: One thing for sure, JPC, if you hit a rooster with most of the compounds out today, it’d be like hitting it with a high brass load of chilled #6’s!:lol:

For sure but, Wheel bow are made to be throw ….

On an other way I would not do that with my 1900 € Border Cover Hunter Récurve !!!

I will be entitled to a spanking coming back home :shock::lol:

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in reply to: The most acurate bow #36964

Doc Nock wrote: Maybe that dude wanted to get “cast” in an archery clip, so he cast his bow on troubled waters…

:shock::oops::roll:

Maybe, and so that’s a fun senario

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in reply to: Flying Geese Tips #49340

This is the question of the year😯

( and asked courteously ):roll:

I eard Esquimos making glue from fish stomac

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in reply to: Hoyt Buffalo #46486

In fact, if you’r happy with your bow, why not enjoy it and stop to ask yourself if your choice could be better

Everywhere you go anything you do, You can find better

Why wisdom coulnd not be be happy with what we have ?

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in reply to: Hunting in the heat! #45920

Simply do as African or Australian hunters do

Here in south of france we start wild boar hunting in august Very hot weather,

We pick up and butcher as soon as possible

If we let a dead animal one night meat is lost Nights are also very hot here

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in reply to: Hunting in the heat! #45350

Wait November Will be nice hunting weather :lol::lol::lol:

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in reply to: Asbell Anorak #39266

Very very nice looking

I love wool and I have two complete wool suits from Filson http://www.filson.com/mens/coats-jackets/-1011/ )(pants jacket vest ,I love it

But wool is very very heavy Pants and jekets weight more than 10 % of your body weight (I weight around 180/185 Lbs )And so heavy clothes are not the best you can wish for hunting or any other outdoor activities

Wool is oldest and best to protect from cold, but to day ( 2015) it’s possible to find very lights protections for same or cheapest price and best protection

Wool vintage has good looking and smell adventure but prices are not vintage and moderns products refers wool a century ago

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in reply to: Micarta risers? #37728

First time I eard about mircata in bow building

Why not but certaily very far from carbon, for sure

Anyway mircata is used for first price knives ans some other gadgets:roll::twisted::!:

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in reply to: Hoyt Buffalo #37603

traders are not idiots they let a few negative evaluations to give a semblance of authenticity

This formula is known and used worldwide

Look at other sites it is the same formula to give a semblance of authenticity

That’s business nothing more nothing less and see your reply, it continues to operate :shock::lol:

Yes dear bowhunter this is true !

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in reply to: Hoyt Buffalo #36743

I’ve never shot the bow, but I have read the reviews on the 3Rivers site. There are a LOT of reviews and the theme is that the bow is forgiving and shoots well.

Hi Steve ,

did you saw any reviews on 3 rivers or another web site sailor offering no forgiving bows ?

Forgiving and no shock are first quality all bow sailors or makers assure on their pub !

Everyone knows what to think about theses exceptional ‘’qualities ‘’

Try them and see 😳

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in reply to: aluminum arrows #33597

I am heavy arrows unconditional but I have to admit I killed some nice black bears in Canada with 55 Lbs compound and 2117 easton arrows with 125 grains blade

On an other hand with a 50 Lbs recurve I passed through a 170 Lbs wild boar ( and some others ) always with 2117 and 125 blade. One of my friends killed two African bigs buffalos with a Dwyer 60 Lbs Long Bow and 750 grains arrow single blade browhead

I believe placement and razor single blades are the key

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in reply to: aluminum arrows #33129

Just add carbon shaft in your alu arrow until you get wheight you ‘r looking for

This is the way we (all ) did 25 years ago

Now alu shafts are prehistoric weapons Better use wood if want be trad

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in reply to: moderm recurve #32737

Not at all for me, with trad bow do not ask too mutch

Just have someone to coatch you starting with good moves

And train,train TRAIN AGAIN 😆

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