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in reply to: Shoulder Shots 2 #44786
Sapcut wrote: What happened in Africa that you speak of? What can I research to find out more about that terrible event?
Richie
Do your research on Mugabe. That’ll give you all the answers you’re looking for.
David Petersen wrote: For every NRA, there must be a BHA, etc.
I definitely agree.
I’m looking forward to your findings.
in reply to: If you're interested in artifacts, Native American #44162Interesting.
Two of my great uncles used to take a lot of long walks looking for arrow heads on the sand hills they farmed (and my dad now farms). They built up a pretty nice collection of arrow heads, which now belongs to my dad.
in reply to: For those of you that hunt with wood arrows #44147DesertDude, it sure would.
in reply to: Shoulder Shots 2 #43098Dr. Ed Ashby wrote: Sadly I have but few….
Ed
OMG! I remember very well when that happened, but hadn’t known anyone directly affected by it. Sad in deed!
in reply to: Most Trouble Free Wood Shaft #42954Bloodless wrote: Come on Patrick, since you started this, be a sport and build a dozen each of everything recommended here and give us a report! 8):wink:
Sure thing! I’m taking donations*.
*I accept wood arrows, cash, or any combination thereof.
in reply to: Most Trouble Free Wood Shaft #41863I had not heard of “hex shafts” (not that that is big news). In my head, I was picturing a hexagon shaped, rather than round shaft :shock:. For others who also haven’t heard of them and are interested, here’s a link:
http://www.hexshaftarrows.com/about_hexshafts.htmlInteresting.
in reply to: Shoulder Shots 2 #41800AWESOME photo!—>
Kingwouldbe wrote:
in reply to: arrow selection #40956Certainly no need to apologize, unless you want to apologize for apologizing:lol::lol:! This forum is for these types of questions.:wink:
The necessary arrow spine will be determined, primarily from the draw weight, tip/broadhead weight, and the arrow length.
Fletching your own arrows is definitely cheaper than having others do so for you. It’ll take some time to realize the savings though. Yes you’d need a fletching jig. Here’s a thread regarding different fletching jigs.
https://www.tradbow.com/members/cfmbb/messages.cfm?threadid=AC3F8080-1422-1DE9-ED709B89E533B50FI ended up with a Bitzenberger as a Christmas present. 8)
in reply to: Most Trouble Free Wood Shaft #40788Ed Zachary wrote: Can I squeak in some Sitka spruce?
Strong, lightweight, tough.Chad Sivertsen wrote: Sitka Spruce is light, similar to POC or lighter, but is really tough and durable, much tougher than POC. I once shot a buck with a SS shaft and when he when down he fell on the shaft but it did not break, it bent slightly and straightened to be used again.
Happy Trails,
ChadHmmm…duly noted.
BTW, it’s also a great choice for an acoustic guitar top. 😉in reply to: help making a long bow #40677Howdy and Welcome trad-man,
I would recommend you repost the question in “The Bowyer’s Bench” sub-forum. You’re likely get better/more answers.in reply to: My Java Man Elkheart: The Four Year Wait Is Over #39599Dr. Ed Ashby wrote: Shazam! The anticipation always hightens the pleasure! Looks like you are in for lots of pleasure, Patrick.:D
Ed
😆 That’s for sure! Luckily, it’ll also give me time to save up the dough for that second one.
in reply to: Center Shot ain't always good! #39597Sure thing Michael. I live by one of my all-time favorite quotes (by Chris Berman, from a hilarious ESPN commercial):
“There is no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid people that ask questions.”
So, you see…I never worry about asking a stupid question. :lol::lol:in reply to: I increased my FOC!!!! #39578GTA/Chris, how many pounds are you shooting? Just curious.
in reply to: snaro points? #39535+1 for the Condor.
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