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in reply to: Great Coues Hunts #31779

David, is that old Apache stomping grounds?

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in reply to: Home practice range #31580

Just kiddin’ 😆

Beautiful where you be!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Bow tiller #31576

Some people say they raise their knock set a bit when they convert to 3 under but my bows shoot the same. I agree that the tiller in not a problem. Could be for me that I have never put much pressure on 3rd finger anyway so no problem there. I swapped a few months ago and I’m shooting better. Good luck, good shootin’:lol:

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in reply to: Great Coues Hunts #31565

David,”the two 12-hours drives there and back, well, I get tired of singing to myself”. Takes that long? 😀 “Try Amarillo By Morning”:D. That’ll keep you in good company. 😀

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in reply to: Many thanks! #30087

I once received a plastic bag with a cover sheet only within it and TB was kind enough to replace the magazine for me. The bag was torn open so I hope somebody enjoyed the magazine as much as I do. 😀

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in reply to: Traditude #28148

An ancient form of lunacy:? My wife knows I’m old and she knows I’m crazy about trad. So………

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #27060

Yeah Wayne, I see snow is bad in places. We’re about to blow away and again for the next few days with cold. You guys be careful. It’s a deadly storm. Thx about pic.

Gonna go look for that guy in the morning but 40 mph winds out of the arctic will probably have everything holed up. I gotta go kinda that way before the morning is over so might as well go take a look around.

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #27017

At least he got close enough to my camera.

But not to me and my bow. I was up on the hill to the right but I couldn’t see him in the fog. I was too far up the hill anyway if I could’ve seen him. This is my honey hole that I keep a camera in all the time. One of those deer gathering points as the do their thing. I rarely ever set up in it. I enjoy the pictures I get. Now if he goes about 50 yds. up the hill to right on the trail, story changes.

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in reply to: You might be a traditional bowhunter if … #26963

If after your first trip out stumping with your new shiny dozen custom shafts they no longer add up to 12.

You then have an R2 dozen, 10-11???

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in reply to: You might be a traditional bowhunter if … #26415

But Dave, it tickles and she wiggles. 😀

[Ralph]

in reply to: You might be a traditional bowhunter if … #26359

Doc, you might be HEALTHY trad bowhunter if you know from where to and from where not to draw blood!

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in reply to: You might be a traditional bowhunter if … #26259

Come late summer you’re looking for places with hair to shave since you’ve shaved it all off you arms while sharpening broadheads. 😉

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in reply to: Mornings #25986

Blew this one didn’t we! 😀 Still great to be alive and in anticipation of the coming morn and we’re able to go and do something with it.

A cool adventure you shared.

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in reply to: Mornings #25891

Then, no matter what we say and think, there’s times when the heebee geebees still hit. Like right now. I told my wife, with 4 days left of season, and the last two are going to have howling, cold north winds, that I was through for the season. Now here I’m here sitting with my gear scattered all over the garage wondering what’s wrong with me and kicking my butt cause I didn’t go. I’ve been up since 3. Arghhhh!!! I’m going in the morning dang it.

“I hate waking up to see it’s light outside . No matter if I’m going hunting or not , I have always enjoyed watching the transition from dark to light” . Me also. I couldn’t tell you the last time I woke up and the sun was up already except for a period of time last spring after my hernia surgery. That doesn’t count:D Then I didn’t much care.

I love the changing of the guard!!!

I sat as the sun was coming up the other day and watched six does and two young bucks establishing their hierarchy. That one old doe is a real old bitty! She ran everybody off then looked funny as hell when she suddenly realized “Hey, where’d everybody go?” She flicked her tail and took off after them.

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in reply to: You might be a traditional bowhunter if … #25279

Chickens wear feathers, turkeys wear fletchings.

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