[Patrick]

in reply to: New Elkheart #49888

colmike wrote: Patrick

Wow a bow and a pup–fortunate young man. While your at Greggs perhaps you can take some photo’s of his shop and stuff and post here.

Ignore Dave’s comments on hats–picture a 6 foot bean pole with a ridiculous straw panama perched atop:lol:

Mike

Yes, he’s very fortunate! I’ll see what I can do for photos, but can’t make any promises. I sold all of my camera gear and only have my phone now.

Dave who? 😆

[Patrick]

in reply to: The Hammock Seat #48892

Even works in a corn field…right?

[Patrick]

in reply to: Feeling Weird #47009

I feel exactly the same, except, give me the first two weeks of November. Well, October too. 🙂

And thanks to my truck’s fuel pump leaving me stranded, I missed tonight’s hunt…the last before firearm season. 🙁

[Patrick]

in reply to: Unionsuits #47001

paleoman wrote: I don’t want the Victorias’ Secret models getting flustered they’ll lose their gig to middle aged men in one piece long johns:lol:

…or constantly pestering you with marriage proposals.

[Patrick]

in reply to: Bowhunting Alaska #46029

Better late than never. If you join Professional Bowhunters Society, you have access to the lending library. They have four of his books, including the one mentioned above. Here’s the list:

http://www.probowsociety.net/Documents/lending_library.pdf

[Patrick]

in reply to: Unionsuits #46014

paleoman wrote: I was never a pajama guy but I flop around the house after work now that its dark in these. I obviously don’t give a sh-t what I look like around the house

No review photos! 😆

paleoman wrote: Re-discovery of the classics is a wonderful thing.

I can relate. I hated wearing wool hunting clothes as a kid. Now I prefer it.

[Patrick]

in reply to: New Elkheart #46001

colmike wrote: Patrick will enjoy hearing your review. This is my third Java man bow and if it’s possible, the best.

I definitely will be doing a review. Gregg thinks he’ll have it done for me to pick up on the weekend following Thanksgiving. PLUS, he’s making a Helms Deep for Tyler (my son), and I was told I’ll be able to pick that up at the same time. My son thinks he still has a long wait ahead of him, and I’m not going to tell him otherwise. So, when we go to pick up the bow, he is going to absolutely freak out when he discovers we’re coming home with two bows. 😀

David Petersen wrote: Seriously, you are a man of good taste in bows, if not in hats. You and Patrick have those qualities in common.

8) I love my hats and bows! I have some other sweet looking hats you guys haven’t even seen yet.

[Patrick]

in reply to: CALIFORNIA DREAMING #45626

8) Well done!

[Patrick]

in reply to: Get a grip! #45563

Steve Graf wrote: Glad to see you back on here regularly Patrick! Your voice was missed.

Thanks, Steve! I’m glad to be back. Post number 1000! 8)

[Patrick]

in reply to: Would you shoot a bedded animal? #45547

I have zero ethical problem with doing so. My problem would be, as others have stated, working out the angle of the shot.

[Patrick]

in reply to: New Elkheart #45525

colmike wrote: Here it is. Another Coffey masterpiece. Simple yet elegant. It disappears with me in the woods. It is everything I desired. Patrick, your wait will not be in vain.

She’s a beauty, Mike! Just chatted with Gregg this morning. The wait is almost over. 😀

[Patrick]

in reply to: Get a grip! #44570

Smithhammer wrote: Thanks for reviving this thread, Patrick. I hope to see more of people’s favorite grip designs, and hear why they like them.

You could call me a revivalist. I like to bring back old threads…well, relevant threads. I think the time and space in between posts can add a lot of dimension to them. This one just didn’t get enough attention for some reason. I’m hoping to see a bunch as well.

[Patrick]

in reply to: New Family Member #44359

Smithhammer wrote: Do you plan to hunt Trigger?

Sure do. Well…my son does. She is all his. I just pay for everything. 😆

[Patrick]

in reply to: Get a grip! #44231

This is my favorite grip. I definitely prefer leather grips too. The straight handle doesn’t lend itself to ‘creep’. Meaning, my hand doesn’t move, or even want to slide up. It just stays put. I like leather for its warmth and its subtle grip when wet. (With all that said, the Elkheart I should have shortly will be WAY different: Wood handle and grip shape/angle. We shall see. 😉 ) The “reversed handle” on my Northern Mist Whisper:

[Patrick]

in reply to: New Family Member #44132

tradhunter1 wrote: Remember when you find your shoes chewed up that she is just a puppy. 😉

I’ll try. :evil::lol:

Nice looking dog ya got there Smithhammer! What is he?

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