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in reply to: 20th anniversary TBM Magazine #42483

stabow wrote: Got my 20th anniversary TBM Magazine yesterday, they still doing a great job after 20 years. I was looking at the photo on page 57 and wonder which one in that pile of magazines was mine. I had every copy till this last move and had to dump about 15 years worth……stabow

i gotta say that really sucks. sorry stabow. im new to traditional archery and new to this magazine(new as in i only have 4 issues) but i still look forward to every one. i really like everything about tbm. tbm has been a great help and i cant wait till the next issue. to everyone at TBM you guys are AWESOME. keep up the good work!!!!

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in reply to: elk #42439

tracker26 wrote: i was thinkn about elk hunting this year with my recurve in colorado. what draw weight are you guys using on elk? mine is 55#. im sure that will do but im curious about what weight others use.:wink:

dayton

thank you guys for all the response and info. sorry i havent replied for a while, work has been keeping me very busy and on the road alot. please dont take offence i promise im not trying to be rude

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in reply to: elk #42436

Kingwouldbe wrote: Thanks Snuffy, that is a carbon with 15″ of aluminum footing over it and another 1 1/2″ over it all, so it’s super tough on impact.

I also needed more spine to stiffen the shaft.

I also want to do some internal footing.

hello king! that is an ugggly arrow but yea i bet it hits like a mack truck! with all weight whats ur max range that you shoot at?

[tracker26]

in reply to: bow quiver #42412

hey thanks guys! i’ll check in to those quivers!

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in reply to: bow quiver #37464

Snakeeater wrote: Can you post a picture, or link to an image on the Internet, of the quiver. If it is the Delta style quiver that sounds pretty strange. Maybe you put it on incorrectly.

heres the quiver that i had. i mounted it just like it shows in the pic. its made of aluminium….maybe thats the problem.

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in reply to: trad vs. compound #37384

thats probably true. now it seems that its all about the latest gadgets u can stick on your bow and who can get the biggest rack score. thats why i stayed away from compounds, its too gadgety for me, but to each his own. i enjoy being in the woods and watching the animals. i also love to eat them!
im with PETA: people for eating tasty animals! tee hee (hope that doesnt offend)

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in reply to: Big Russian Boars #36099

a friend of mine lives in oklahoma and from what he said there is public land. i know for a fact that near henryetta ok there use to be an outfit that would take ya out to hunt turkey deer and hog. cant remember the name. that same friend shot a hog that dressed out at 145# near cleaveland, not the biggest pig but meat in the freezer. hope thats helpn ya out.

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in reply to: Big Russian Boars #36071

northwest of tulsa(cleaveland area) for sure and i think around mcalester

[tracker26]

in reply to: Big Russian Boars #36057

oklahoma has some big pigs.

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in reply to: arrows? #36044

i picked up some aluminum arrows and some magnus 2 blade heads. they shoot good. one of these days i’ll upgrade to wooden shafts. thanks for the input. i need all the help i can get.

dayton

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in reply to: arrows? #32094

thanks! i like the idea of goin with wood shafts. i’ll get some asap and try em out. 3 rivers has some that i think i’ll try. im gonna need all the advice i can get. thanks again!:D

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in reply to: You Favorite Broadhead and why ? #32046

since im new at bow hunting i dont have a favorite but i am looking for sugestions on a good solid broadhead. any ideas?

the newby, dayton

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in reply to: Traditional Bowhunting Interest? #31564

hello everyone, im a newby with a bow. i usually hunt with a rifle or muzzleloader but i wanted to give the bow a try. i went with a recurve cuz compounds are way to gadgety. i wanted to get back to the basics. i took the survey and marked friends. a buddy of mine from colorado got me started. many thanks to TBM for the helpful articals. i look forward to the next issue.

dayton

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