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in reply to: Question for those with knowledge on FOC #145514
Thanks fellas.
in reply to: Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Fundraiser #134930Best wishes that they reach their goal. I support them wholeheartedly as a life member.
in reply to: Cock feather #134552A properly tuned arrow setup will fly great with cock feather in or out. Cock feather in helps with arrows that are tweakly stiff. I shoot cock feather in because I cut the arrow shafts, 1/2″ too short, which made them very slightly stiff, They fly like darts.
in reply to: Bow for elk huntingBald Old Guy #125724I,ve had pass thru’s with my 55lb bows, so you’ll be good with 50.
in reply to: gone buck G Fred #117047Get back into the woods soon!
in reply to: Weight Tubes #117045thanks, I saw the reviews. They,re kind of all over the place.
in reply to: Elk vs. Arrow Penetration?? #41026I shoot a 55lb recurve with a 400 grain total weight broadhead/arrow combo. The dead elk/mule deer never complained that the arrow was too light. All but one were pass thru’s.
in reply to: Shooting Tips Video – With a Selfbow! #29554Two thumbs up. As was said, much to be learned.
in reply to: Untamed – Online now #24202A very good video!! Thanks for releasing!
Another exceptional video. I do have a predicament though…. I started wearing glasses and even with the eyecups in, I get a very narrow field of view. The glass I have is very good…. Leopold BX-2, but they are not conducive to eyeglass wearers. Any suggestions?
in reply to: CAMO OR NOT who is the fool ? #46433I would stay away from the blues. A wildlife biologist told me that while animals see mostly black/white and shades of grays, the blue tint is easy for them to pick up, in movement and stillness. Not sure of the reason, but something regarding light sensitivity and the way it reflects light.
in reply to: Backcountry Cookin' – Backcountry College #30461Good Stuff! Thank You!
in reply to: Shooting tips – video #54819Thanks Clay! One issue I constantly needed to be reminded of….: back tension.
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