[Ralph]

in reply to: Scouting and picking blackberries #15068

Doc Nock wrote: [quote=R2]I think Doc cropped the picture, it did have a “bow” in it’s hand. 😀 Or something:wink:

What happened to the berries and deer?:D

You would know, Ralph, since you sent it to me!

That weren’t no bow I cropped out…just the universal sign language sign for ‘You’re # 1!”

Kinda accentuates how pug ugly that ole critter’s mug really is

Innocent I am, just shootin’

[Ralph]

in reply to: Scouting and picking blackberries #14968

OK, back in the bow world.

:D:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: Feather Curiosity… #14965

I worked with lots of electrical engineers. They always blamed it on Vegas. Or R2:wink:

Just curious but if you increase distance does the difference of impact increase?

Might tell you something. Wouldn’t me tell anything though cause increasing distance spreads groups. Just an R2 thing :D…..

R2+D=>G.

I think probably R2 the variable in that formula.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Scouting and picking blackberries #14950

I think Doc cropped the picture, it did have a “bow” in it’s hand. 😀 Or something:wink:

What happened to the berries and deer?:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: Scouting and picking blackberries #14185

Here’s one when he’s resting up!:D They only look striped when you cain’t see’um.:wink:

[Ralph]

in reply to: Feather Curiosity… #14168

I wonder what’d happen if you bare shafted a rocket? Steve?:lol:

[Ralph]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #12788

Was out stumpin’ this morning. One has to be very selective with one’s shot choice since we’ve had some rain.

Ragweed is killing me!!!!!!!!!

I’ve been taking pics of this majestic old dying tree for many years.

The tales it could tell.

30 + years worth of me tromping around it. 🙂

[Ralph]

in reply to: Scouting and picking blackberries #11798

Funny Doc, when I have bow in hand no critters seem to worry about me either.

When I was a lad I had a little wooden bow my neighbor had given me along with a handful of arrows. I was in his berry patch “borrowing” some berries when I shot a cottontail rabbit with that little bow. That’s when I became hooked on bowhunting.

Must been something in the berries.:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: Robertson 'Primal Styk' #11560

Me too curious Steve. 🙂

[Ralph]

in reply to: What ya got goin? #9814

Nice.

Your fishing rod “bows” with a fish on the end of the line right. 😀 The bow of the rod!!!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Robertson 'Primal Styk' #9578

Sweet!!!!!

[Ralph]

in reply to: Primitive archery #9570

Now seriously, when man first attempted this, he might have thought he had better chances of success dealing with the alpha predator rather than the starving scavengers. I imagine there be no mercy from a pack of hyenas or such.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Primitive archery #9558

ausjim wrote: [quote=R2]Yup! Best I not mess with the Frosted Flakes uh! I be having Tony troubles if so.

Took me a minute to figure that one out Ralph 😀 We don’t have Frosted Flakes here… haha.

To bad, They’re GRRRREEEEEAAAAATTTTTT!!!!:D

[Ralph]

in reply to: Primitive archery #9508

I guess tigers take insults a bit more personally eh?

Yup! Best I not mess with the Frosted Flakes uh! I be having Tony troubles if so.

[Ralph]

in reply to: Finger Pinch #8396

Fat fingers like mine kinda round out the angle:D

> = ) 😉

I’ve not shot any real short bows though, like 54″ and shorter. I can see where there may be some complications.

Let me amend this a bit.

I do have the old Shakespeare 54″ solid fiberglass bow but it’s 55# and I can’t shoot it well enough to make any finger pinch assessments.

I can tell you though that it ain’t as smooth as a glass laminated bow. :)It stacks rather quickly.

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