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in reply to: Mid Summer Lake Tekapo Tahr Hunt – New Zealand #10168
Hey, good job. Good story. That is big, rough country. Beautiful too. I imagine getting that close to a Tahr is a major accomplishment in itself.
Good huntin’,
Ralph.
in reply to: Tuning wood shafts #10159Find some Surewood shafts. The ones I’ve gotten for the past 2-3 yrs. been good shafts. Rare is it that you’ll find a wood shaft that doesn’t have to have some straightening done to it. That’s part of the fun.
in reply to: Sometimes things get a little too good! #10122man
y !!!
This doesn’t qualify for a Robin Hood but sure counts for screwing up an arrow!:D
Like a good friend of mine has a habit of saying “Darn the luck”!
in reply to: Arrow rest replacement question. #59916Yeppers on the Velcro, fuzzy side. I use pop sickle sticks, cut, whittled, sanded, split, whatever to put under rests or behind side plates. Handy little buggers they be. Can be used to spread peanut butter and jelly in a pinch too :0)
in reply to: Kenosha Bowmen Memorial Day Shoot! #59910Never would have thunk the tips on my woodies be outserts. UMMM….They stay in targets sometimes too!
Y’all have a good shoot.
in reply to: A little shooting On an April Afternoon! #49790That’s cool. Great way to have a great day. Like the quivers big time. Birch bark way far away stuff from Amarillo, Tx.
in reply to: Tips from the old timer #48587I wouldn’t mind cleaning some rust off of my broadheads here in the Texas Panhandle. Actually be a good thing!!! 🙂
in reply to: ATVs on public lands #48325Yep, it’s really sad when you gotta look left then right before you cross a wilderness trail. Not only for ATV’s hauling butt but now they make’em with electric motors and you can’t here’em coming!!
There’s a time and place for everything and also a wrong time and place for everything. There’s never a place nor a time for an “Hurray for me and to hell with you” attitude.
Even the creek bed on our archery range is getting beat up in places by 4 wheelers sneaking in when no one is around. Bummer!!!
Responsibility and respect? What has happened?
in reply to: Adhesive for tip inserts/carbon #33814Looks to me like my best way out of this is to use broadhead adapters. I’ve never had need with wood arrows of course and I have some screw ins that work great for my aluminum shafts. If I buy some adapters then I can use my plethora :lol:, love to get a chance to use that word, of glue on broadheads and go for it. Simple me, simple is, simple does but I also have a good chance complicating simplicity but we’re not talking plumbing here.
Thanks for info guys. Now if the shafts would ever arrive!!!!
in reply to: Thanks, Dave! #28660Couldn’t resist but does look familiar or what? See ya!Thanks Dave!!
in reply to: Thanks, Dave! #27674Hey Dave, keep your nose into the wind and your feathers dry. The best for you and yours and may the sun shine when you want and not when you don’t. Be blessed and fruitful.
Ralph.
Yeppers, I think I be right on the edge of 3555’s being borderline weak. I’ll probably go with 5575’s as I can always weaken spine with weight up front. I think I know where I can get some 3555’s though for a really good price to try and start with 29” and shorten from there if need be. 3555’s may be the ticket from my longbow. 5575’s from recurve and center shot longbow. Kinda under the weather right now but should be back up and running in a few days. Apparently the pneumonia vaccine is not foolproof.
I’m looking @ 125 gr./145 gr. mainly cause that’s what I have a lifetime supply of them seems. My longbows are mainly before center. I have a center shot one that so far will shoot anything I put through it. It’s just a center shot shoots different to my brain than a before center does. Got the science figured though & doing good with it. Nother story! I will try FOC+ someday but now I’m mainly interested in getting started with some carbons. 28″ draw when doing right but I’m happy if I consistently shoot 27″. I actually will go with 281/2″-29″ cause my draw is longer when shooting at game and stump shooting than it is when you put points on a 3-D target (Target panic under peer pressure it seems).
I shoot pretty much 500-520gr. 45 thru 50# bows (also results of 35 yrs. of learning 10-11 gr. per in). I have some arrows in the 450-460 gr. that shoot well also. So there we go Troy. I think I saw that Carbon Express 150’s would be in the ballpark also. I’m a learner so I’m curious.
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