[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Thanks David Petersen #59354

I spent two months in hospital last winter and got caught up on my reading .lol really enjoyed this book also . Makes you think a bit . I would also recommend “Hearts blood “by Mr.Peterson also .

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Need help with setup #53942

I think there’s a good chance they might work ok with the heavy inserts in my 56# bow .i’ve had luck getting glued inserts out by applying heat to the field tip and twisting with a pair of vice grips. didnt work on the little 9/32 easton axis arrows though. the carbon just separated ! I too have had luck with the hot melt stuff . Good luck with those woodies .Ive been playing with some Doug fir shafts in may shrew bow they fly pretty nice and quiet.

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Need help with setup #34218

Those stiffer arrows would likely fly nice out of say a 55lb. Bow . You could probably sell them and recoup some of your loss .??

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Backyard Wildlife #9635

We normally have lots of Blackies Roming around but we’ve had lots of winter kill the last couple of years . I think some sort of virus that gets them in their dens . Did see a nice sow and 3 cubs about a month ago

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Backyard Wildlife #8340

The creek behind the house was flooding this spring and because of a logjam we had about 4 feet of water running through the cottonwoods below the house . Upside was the mallards that moved in and proceeded to hatch a batch of chick’s . We had many enjoyable mornings drinking our coffee and watching the duck antics .the “creek ” has since dried up .guess ducks have moved out to the main creek . Recently have seen a bald eagle crusing back and forth looking for a meal

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Backyard Wildlife #47974

Ha Ha .I never thought about that . its just a small barn that that we store wood shavings from the local sawmill in . we use them for bedding in the horse stalls . so after hunkering down in that stuff i later realised my cloths were full of the stuff!

[Mike O’Neill]

in reply to: Possibles bag #47548

This thread cracked me up as I was just having a similar discussion with my wife. I had purchased a “possibles” bag from the woolen purse companylast fall but never used it , until I had some pretty serious surgery on my hip in Feb .once I was on crutches that “purse ” came in real handy . My wife keeps calling it my purse I keep corecting her ” its a possibles bag .

Friend gets in my truck thr other day ,to ride to the archery range . Says “hey your wife left her purse in here !:(

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