[Ralph]

in reply to: Broadheads, left bevel or right bevel? #53033

David speaks..

“And by the way, we are allowed to speak of b*****d files here.”

Can we be more specific on this type of file for these young innocent ears here? 😆 Ah! Buzzard file…:lol:

Now to further this for serious, someone with artistic skills might show which is R vs. L bevel of a broadhead for all of our information. I’m thinking from what I read that my old original Grizzly heads should not have worked for my left wing fletches. 😉 Not debating, just being an ornery old b*****d f**t!!!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Aussie turkeys #51975

Hey, cool. He has bow already I’m sure! Looks like he’s having fun!!

I agree on the running deal. It excites critters into more aggression sometimes methinks. Besides that, there ain’t a whole lot of critters that we can outrun anyway.

😀 Just look what a big stick did for Anthony Hopkins in “The Edge”. Some stuff’s real right? 😕

[Ralph]

in reply to: Aussie turkeys #51896

Jim, aren’t the cassowary’s pretty much kick a..? Like mean, aggressive and dangerous? Not like turkeys that hook’em up and change counties.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Aussie turkeys #51444

Yep Jim, sounds just like congress!!:wink: Get everywhere don’t they!

Turkeys!! Yeah, only I would’ve had to trade my bow for my Henry but that ain’t happening yet! About 30 hens with a half dozen admirers. Way to many eyeballs.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Aussie turkeys #49729

Fooled me! I thought “gobble, gobble” was universal language. :lol::lol:Maybe she ought to try “gobble, gobble mate”. :?:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: What are your favorite trad pictures? #41886

The way my bowhunting went last year I think I have a genetic memory of long, hard, cold, hungry winters. But I did get a good pic of this guy and broke “tradition”:lol: and went home and had a steak!

Can’t see drought conditions can ya?

[Ralph]

in reply to: What are your favorite trad pictures? #41514

Diamond doesn’t “point” my arrows per se but she usually manages to mosey over to where they be laying.

And if I could practice what I teach…..

[Ralph]

in reply to: Angry cow vid AND Ben's hilarious deer story! #41508

Those fellers wouldn’t get very good footage in Pamplona :lol::lol: Unless they learn to shoot better over there shoulder while at a fast pace.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Had the day off #35654

Ha! Once again!!! Chicken and rice casserole with pigeon substituting for chicken works well!

Good shooting!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Target Panic #35651

Thx for ideas fellas. I be working on it too. That’s what we do best methinks is to help each other out. I got over a batting slump in Pony League baseball by quitting trying so dang hard to be perfect. Here too, just gotta let it flow. Thx again.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Target Panic #35080

Guys, I really had a case of it yesterday!!! We were stump shooting earlier before the 3D tourney and I was unbeatable. But when the tourney started and there was scoring involved, man, I could not get to full draw on a bet. Discouraging but I ain’t quitting. I just gotta quit worrying about doing correctly what I already know how to do methinks. Maybe pay my fees and not even get a score card next time and see what happens.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Target Panic #32917

I know mine is only temporary: I ain’t gonna live forever! 😀

It sucks but I’m working on it. Funny how it only happens when there’s scoring to be had. Now if that ain’t a brain thing!:x:x

My old 50’s model widow doesn’t have a problem though. :)) But nobody was watching!!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Our X-gun friends and bowhunting's public image #28500

Animal torture, abuse called a ‘regular practice’ within federal wildlife agency

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/03/12/animal-torture-abuse-called-regular-practice-within-federal-wildlife-agency/#ixzz2NM0iCLl7

There dang sure ain’t nothing right about this!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Glove Question #28332

I have some old Neet gloves that I’ve started shooting with again. They’re not to thin or thick. I shot a tab for years and do shoot better with one but my old hands are starting to get stiff and bit arthritic and I’ve “dropped ” the string a few times when using my tab. My third finger just gives away. Can be scary! So I’m going back to my glove so I won’t loose the string when I’m not expecting it. I hold on better it seems with the glove. That’s what I learned to shoot with anyway.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Abell's instinctive shooting books – a question #28327

I enjoyed them. I did learn that he has lots of “rights” and that I have lots of “wrongs”. Gives me a challenge to right my wrongs. 😀

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