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in reply to: glove or tab? #25267

thanks montana, i will expiriment with that, since i really dont have a set style yet. any other advise to improve my shooting is much welcomed

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in reply to: Quivers #24263

i THANKFULLY crossed from the “darkside”(compounds) to traditional. i always used a mount-on quiver. but now there are mount-on quivers, back quivers, and hip quivers. for hunting purpose what do you all prefer?

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in reply to: HUNTING PARTNERS #24150

hey paza, dont know if ya got the pm i sent ya, but i live in lewisville. send me an e-mail next time your in town.

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in reply to: Success storys? #24144

hey greatreearcher, awesome video:!:cant wait to see more from ya

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in reply to: Growing Antlers? #24120

i agree this is a touchy subject, baiting vs. chemically enhanced food plots vs. real ‘do it yourself” hunting. where i am from(upper midwest) baiting was banned for CWD reasons and as realtreearcher pointed out, people dont do it year round, so how does that benefit the animals? the chemically enhanced food plots are a whole new type of problem(i think). if you are trying to “grow” record class deer, and sit in a tree near the feild, then where is the fun or the challenge in that? todays cable hunting shows and hunting dvd’s are a huge problem for the hunting community. they believe that if you dont harvest a 180 class buck then there is no good reason to even hunt in the first place. i guess i rambled enough on that. i, like all of you on this site, believe that the challenge should be to put meat on the table and not a head on the wall:!:

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in reply to: help with pigs #24086

thanks for your help Clay, i will let ya know how i do

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in reply to: VANES or FEATHERS ?? #23897

that makes sense. thanks yellowfeather

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in reply to: How many bowyers? #23222

never built one. i love woodworking though. if ya get the buildalong going, i join

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in reply to: Have you ever considered a longbow ?? #23216

at 50# which is faster, a long bow or recurve? i am asking, not to be a “smart @$$”,but because i dont know. i am a traditional “virgin’ so to speak

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in reply to: Elephant with a bow #23054

in regard to a few post at the top of this page:i watched a hunting show(cant remember the name) but he hunted an elephant and gave the meat to the village, and there was alot of meat. so as long as it seves a purpose i have no problem with you hunting elephant, good luck bvalette, let us know how it goes

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in reply to: VANES or FEATHERS ?? #23031

this is probally a stupid question, but i am new to trad hunting, and i respect everyones expirience on this site. so here it is: i notice that compound hunters shoot the short veins when using broadheads, i suppose because the arrow flies better. do they make feathers in that short design or does it not matter as much with slower speed bows.
sorry for my ignorance, hopefully that wasnt the dumbest qestion asked here:oops:

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in reply to: HUNTING PARTNERS #20831

i live in in Texas now, my dad still lives in Minnesota. until he moves down i am my hunting partner…anyone out there live in Texas?:wink:

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in reply to: who was your mentor? #20824

Voodoo, I am saddend for your loss. that was a great post, that made me appreciate my dad more. my prayers are with you, and know that he will still be there with you when your afield

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in reply to: trad vs. compound #17761

I am “new” to trad bowhunting, because I feel that sucsess(i dont spell well):lol:is in the hunt, and not the “kill”. I think that it will gain popularity with people that think the same way

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