[Troy Warner]

in reply to: Bow Bottle #18965

If you like cider it will make you smile:D if you don’t then three will make you smile:wink:

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in reply to: Southwest DIY Javelina Hunts? #10203

I think I could make January work, just need to know dates and where to meet up.:D

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in reply to: Practice in Less than Ideal Conditions #55292

R2 wrote: [quote=tradhunter1]When I have the opportunity to shoot with high winds, cause the wind blows a lot in SD, I take it. Gives me confidence in my equipment and set up.

That’s the way it is here in the Panhandle with the wind. We just go shoot. Messes with us when it ain’t blowing:D

Ralph, I’m in Clovis, NM working again and I will concede that the wind in NM and Texas is much worse than SD. At least the dust storms there are limited to where the farmers are plowing or planting, well mostly. West river does get some dust storms, but nothing so far like here. 🙂

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in reply to: Practice in Less than Ideal Conditions #54285

When I have the opportunity to shoot with high winds, cause the wind blows a lot in SD, I take it. Gives me confidence in my equipment and set up.

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in reply to: Just Breaking the Ice. #51600

Yep I see them so it worked.

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in reply to: A Bear "Alaskan" Walked Into My Life… #49401

Nice Bruce,

It does look new.

your wife should be out shooting you in no time!!:D If you get her a string. 😉

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in reply to: Field Tips #43733

Welcome Mike,

Enjoy

Troy

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in reply to: New ideas from old sources for BHA? #33163

David Petersen wrote: Jim — You obviously have too much time on your hands and insufficient good reading. 😛

Tradhunter– in the case of illegal ATVs, not “fines” but “drawn and quartered on the spot.” 😈 I’ve tried it but unfortunately the resulting mess is so tainted with gasoline fumes it doesn’t even make good bear bait.

Now Dave every one knows its tarp, rocks, dirt.:twisted:

No help and no stories and no aubla.

[Troy Warner]

in reply to: Dwyer Longbows #32838

I have a 62″ Defiant, very smooth, sweet shooting bow.

And he is easy to work with.

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in reply to: poll on release #32830

Split fingers with ring finger in corner of mouth and cock feather just touching end of nose with thumb middle nuckle tight at bottom corner of eye socket for full draw reference. When all three are set I know my back muscles are in use and my elbow is in proper alignment for clean smooth release.

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in reply to: New ideas from old sources for BHA? #32813

Love them both. :lol::lol:

Just think of the looks on road hunters faces today, getting ticket for failure to comply! 😯

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in reply to: String Serving Too Thick? #26226

Etter,

Nock your arrow on your bow string, hold bow so arrow is pointed down at ground/, floor if significant other isn’t around, with arrow hanging on string give a quick medium to light tap on the string just above the nock point. If the arrow pops off fairly easy your nock is good, if you have to tap it more than once or real hard then it is to tight.

Good luck

Troy

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in reply to: Art Vincent Pocket Quiver #22200

Smithhammer wrote: [quote=tradhunter1]

Heck Bruce, you can adopt both of us and I’d get my own kibble, and help with his. 😀 I don’t mind sharing with siblings. 😉

That works. Just promise to stay off the sofa.

No problem, I prefer recliners anyway!:D

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in reply to: Art Vincent Pocket Quiver #21755

That’s a great pocket quiver, I have one I got at kazoo a few years ago, and I use it for every outing, other than hunting.

You do have an eye for quality. 8)

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in reply to: Art Vincent Pocket Quiver #21750

Smithhammer wrote: [quote=jstamlin]You could adopt me:lol: I like quality goods!

Hmmm….how would you rate your daily kibble intake? Beagle? Great Pyrenees? 8)

Heck Bruce, you can adopt both of us and I’d get my own kibble, and help with his. 😀 I don’t mind sharing with siblings. 😉

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