[Ralph]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #60976

Scott the heavy weather has ended being SE of here, we just got tinkled 😀 on a couple of times.

My bro lives in the DFW area and has a habit of texting me -got 4″ rain this week, got a 1/2″ awhile ago, 2″ last nite. Thanks bro. If it rained that much here we’d think the gulf had expanded.

I’m glad the closest storm went south following a little cool front. Good for me but not for folks at Happy. TX. with baseball size hail.

I check on weather happenings for other folks I know too.

Hey Doc, it’s raining uh? How does your garden grow:?:?Shootin your bow?

So Scott, y’all through with winter yet? Shootin your bow?:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: Tip on straightening wood shafts #60858

Steve Graf wrote: [quote=Smithhammer]I’ve been using this tip quite a bit lately, and it works like a charm. And since I find arrow-building to go hand-in-hand with enjoy a nice malty beverage, it’s a match made in heaven. Thanks for the tip, Clay. 😉

It appears that relationship might be inverse… The straighter the arrows gets, the more wobbly the archer becomes 8)

At that point does one care? 🙄

[Ralph]

in reply to: Tip on straightening wood shafts #60852

grumpy wrote: We’re in luck!! 😀

30 years here R2.

:D:D:D:D:D

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in reply to: What Ya NOT Got Goin'? #60140

Ya don’t spose they know where [u]your[u]favorite spots are do ya? 😀

[Ralph]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #58948

John if I was guessing man I say you were ready to hunt geese with a new bow. 😀

More power to ya!!!:D:D

Be glad for you for it to happen.

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in reply to: They come, they go…. #57946

Thanks, hope your moving goes smoothly.

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in reply to: Surewood Shafts #57436

Hey Steve, green might be a better color around here as of late. 😀

All depends on local, uh!

[Ralph]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #57349

Another variation of archery means and methods.

I found this and thought it was cool to share.

[Ralph]

in reply to: I think I have a record here… #56918

Booze works Doc. I know a couple guys don’t even know they got ticks for a week. 😀

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in reply to: Signs of Spring #56914

Doc Nock wrote:

Dove breast wrapped in bacon on the grill is good eats…you’d have to put a habenero pepper on the wrap to make it SW though! 😯

Jalapeños plenty hot enough. Habenero si mucho caliente. But I like’em. Not too much at a time though.

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in reply to: They come, they go…. #56881

Yeah and other info. Someone I know has a ’72’ era Bear Grizz, 45#. Actually pulls 49# @ 28″ This R2 guy. Amarillo-120 miles-gas cheaper than shipping-but I’m looking at 45-50# bows max. 😀

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in reply to: Signs of Spring #56878

The collared doves are so prolific that there’s no closed season on them in Texas. Problem is they mostly live in populated areas where you can’t shoot’em, liken to most pigeons. Good for them bad for us.

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in reply to: Signs of Spring #56808

1st hatching of Eurasian collared doves (the pests) out and about. Just got through watching to fledglings taken first flight attempts.

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in reply to: Signs of Spring #56804

39, like Jack Benny!

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in reply to: Signs of Spring #56740

Dunno Doc but that little guy looks like he’s got big peepers to.

Jeepers, creepers, where’d you get those peepers. Where’d you get those beautiful:? eyes?

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