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in reply to: Shrew in Sherwoo.. huh, no, Manhattan Forest #60146

alexbugnon wrote: [quote=Jeremy Holden]Good luck my friend. Have fun practicing your form. I too live in a similiar, communal, situation. I live in a townhouse community. I find much solice down in the garage shooting diagonally across. It doesn’t do much for distance practice but my form is great, or so I think. Take care.

-Jeremy

Yes, kyu-do style, 3 yards, eyes closed, for months and months, working on the release as smooth as snow sliding off the tree leaf:DGot to make that money once in awhile don’t we. Don’t feel like the lone ranger,lol, I had to go back on the road trucking to laredo, tex. from S.D. I do get to see a little more senery, and carry my kodiak with me but am to busy to even shoot it most days. I was trucking over in your N. Y. C. area a couple of years ago and there are a lot of wooded areas around there to hunt in and around new commercial and housing areas if you check it out on google earth. GOOD LUCK!

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in reply to: A few more photos. #46294

Looks like a nice place, been in that area driving truck. Should be lots of whitetails around. By the way, my first bow was a shakespear.

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in reply to: Firewood #34248

surveyor527 wrote: I’m back to shooting my 50 kodiak and 45 K Mag for now. A couple days ago I went in the garage rummaging for something, and found my 4-yr old Martin Serengeti in the floor. I hang them on the wall, strung, on nails in the bellies of the tip curves. She snapped almost in two above the handle right as it fades into the limb. I have had trouble with her twisting a limb (several times) and fixing it with hot water in the bathtub. I can’t remember if this is the limb that broke but I would guess so. My Bears are from the 70’s and I keep them strung all the time, never had a problem. I’m open to anyone’s thoughts.

I have had the same problem with Martin Dreamcatchers. One broke in 2 years, replaced and had to pay half the cost. That one broke in less than 30 days. They replaced it for free that time. I’ve been shooting bear bows since back in 1960’s with none of them old bows ever breaking. I did have one bear kodiak break after 13 years, It was a bow from the mid 80’s. My latest bear kodiak I’ve had for about5 years, works like a dream, and is a lot smoother than my dreamcatcher that basicaly hangs on the wall for fear of it breaking, LOL! P. S. I did take it down this spring and killed a trophy merriams gobbler with it this spring. All I got to say is stick with the bear bow and don’t buy another Martin. GOOD LUCK:

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in reply to: Practice #34237

ripforce wrote: I get bored w static targets too, get some judo pointed arrows or Flu Flu arrows and go stump shooting! Then everything in the woods or yard can become a target! Plastic milk jugs, tennis balls almost anything! In the woods it could be a mound of dirt, stump, clump of leaves etc! Whats nice is that all the shots are spontaneous and no 2 are ever the same!

ripforce took the words right out of my mine. so there you go, have fun with your longbow.

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in reply to: Hunting & Spirituality #11649

Amen!! I’m a believer to. Also believe the sun has a direct bearing on all of it as did the indians.

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in reply to: 55 Yards behind the shooter. Plus another. #11641

Excellent shooting George! I’ve also found out that by shooting in practice at long range my accuracy greatly improves on your normal shots of 20 yards and less. Mainly discovered this while shooting long shots at sage brush while antelope hunting. Makes the 20 yard shot seem like 13 yards.

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in reply to: Traditional Movies #11623

those are all good bow movies, but I also love to watch the new King Arthur that came out a few years back. lots of bows and shots.

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in reply to: New To The Site #11617

welcome to tradbow!:)

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in reply to: waterproofing #8368

Recurve man 91 wrote: hey everyone, i was looking online for waterproofing for the feathers on my arrows, i was wondering what yall use, because i hunt in a lot of snow and sometimes in the rain, thanks for your input

I use rain guard. I bought it at payless shoes. They have things u can look up on your computer, just type in what you want to know and your computer will tell u where to look.It’s called rain and stain guard. I havn’t got any for quite awhile so not sure they still carry it.

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in reply to: HUNTING PARTNERS #59954

texasota wrote: i live in in Texas now, my dad still lives in Minnesota. until he moves down i am my hunting partner…anyone out there live in Texas?:wink:

Hello texasota: How you been doing down there in Tex. With your bowhunting? Been off the road for awhile but going back in a couple of weeks. I’ll be going to Fl. again and also Laredo, Tex. You been doing any hog hunting?

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in reply to: Self guided public land feral hog hunting #59947

Wolf Among Dogs wrote: Let me know if you are still interested in doing this !

Hello wolf among dogs. I’m a truck driver from S.D. and will be coming to Fl. with loads in a couple of weeks. Do you know of any farmers with hog problems that would let a person bowhunt if they get a chance to get a spare day or even a half of a day to hunt. Thank you for your time,Paza.

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in reply to: Self guided public land feral hog hunting #59931

Bipolar Hippo wrote: [quote=paza]Does anyone know of any excellent public ares to hunt hogs i n florida? These areas need to be accesable on foot. thank you, Paza.

The Ocklocknee WMA in Tallahassee is overrun with them.Thanks Bipolar Hippo. Sorry to just get back to you, but havn’t been back to Fl. again since then and not on the computer much. Getting ready to go back mto Fl. in a couple of weeks driving truck from S. D to Fl.

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in reply to: Elephant with a bow #22538

I have been wondering if Bvalette ever went for the elephant.Was wanting to hear his story.

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in reply to: Bear S/S Super RazorHeads…thoughts??? #21961

Thats all I shoot is the bear razorheads. I use to shoot the bleeder blades in them, untill I seen a couple of them chipped up and turned side ways on my broadhead. Since then I just shoot the 2 blades, it’s a penetration thing with me. I get mostly complete pass throughs on deer most times with my super kodiak! Mostly they sharpen nice, once in awhile I will have trouble with one. Would probably use the bleeders on a bear or other dangerous game, but seems to me they recommend 2 blades on dangerous game in Alaska, good luck.

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in reply to: Bear S/S Super RazorHeads…thoughts??? #19938

lee c wrote: Hey all,I don’t see them around much as I do the Bear Greenies,but,what’s your thoughts on the S/S Super RazorHeads made in the 80’s? Ya know the ones..they were stainless steel,had a blued ferrule,screw on type?? Just looking for thoughts,experiances,opinions….thanks fellas Take care,Lee

I shoot bear razorheads, color may be different, but still stainless steel.

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