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in reply to: What ya got goin? #64043

It’s a grinch in the pot plot??

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #55139

My new ‘very’ slow cooker…………still in the development stage…….:D

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in reply to: Easy fire starter #46231

Might be an interesting experiment also in another environment like the high winds we deal with in my part of the world. Not much in the way of wind breaks or shelter.

Right now though with the high fire danger one might be a bit picky in choosing one’s place to practice fire building.

We had a close call at the archery range Sunday. Whew!!

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in reply to: Hello, newbie here #46838

Hey Jake!!!!!

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #29805

Yup David. Enjoyed it when first on and enjoying reruns again. Cain’t get enough….

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #22236

With friends like this:

https://youtu.be/fJOlGdjs8QM

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #11486

Y’all have good sailing and the weather be kind to ya………..

Ralph

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in reply to: Just my take #52087

Steve, nope.. I’m a firm believer in doing what’s right but like you I understand different times and places and the relationship on those to ethics.

Shooting holes in rabbits ears to me is not cool at any time or place to me.

If I’d been around then and in that environment who knows. Cannot and should not judge others of the past until we’ve walked in their footsteps and if I’m the one doing the walking would I be the one shooting holes in the ears:?

I would hope not but I know not.

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in reply to: Just my take #40370

A vehicle uh, ethics aside? 💡 I never have enough breath left when running beside them jackrabbits to pull my bow. Ummm:?

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in reply to: Just my take #32614

One thing about wood arrows, they’re the economical choice for my stumping on my lease.

That’s where all of my old, mismatched, getting beyond their years arrows go to the their happy stumping grounds.

Lots of rocks, cactus and in that big country, who can resist an occasional across the canyon shot.

Amazing what I find sometimes chasing after one of those long shots though. Often not the arrow or the arrow in one piece but perhaps a relic of the past. 😀

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in reply to: Just my take #29700

Jason, sounds like Steve and I both would be willing to help you lose some of the thousands.:D

I don’t know about Steve but postage to me on me…:D

Don’t have legal hunting for squirrels here but rabbits and jackalopes are fair game. 🙄

Yeah, and still on my quest for Rio Grande turkey with my longbow….

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in reply to: You would never guess who dared me!!!!!!!!! #18832

Just posted it to let folks see one of the ways “our archery” is being imposed upon.

Purty sucky deal to me……..

Ralph

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in reply to: Just my take #18241

Yup……………..Like stated below…………

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in reply to: A new path #23344

Sounds like a winner!!!! Good luck and enjoy your new job.

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in reply to: Riser cut before center/arrow selection?? #11794

I agree….

I have always shot before center cut bows until a couple of years ago. My bowyer friend gave me a center shot bow, meaning it is cut passed center. Shoots sweet but I shoot it a foot to the right (I’m right handed) at 20 yards, several inches right at closer distances.

But when I shoot it for awhile the arrows start moving left, (I shoot instinctive, looking at intended impact point) and after a couple of hours everything is hunky dory.

Then if I put it down and shoot my before center cut bow, here we go again, only it’s to the left. I do recover getting back on spot with that though but I figure that’s because that is what seems normal to my mind after way many years.

If I plan on shooting my G-Bow my gift bow, for any real purpose, I will shoot it exclusively for a few days. Get my brain sorted the right way (left way:roll: ) for it.

I can shoot stiffer arrows with the beyond center cut bow….

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