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in reply to: Question of Traditional or Primitive Bowhunting #47737

ToddRvs wrote:

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Fletcher I never really thought about it that way, But I can surely see your point, It just seems strange that people use a stick bow and then shoot graphite arrows out of it that have a wood simulation pattern. and then use a release to send the arrow on it’s way…

i totaly agree with if u need all that stuff why dont u just shoot a compound bow, i use cedar arrows and always will, i think there more traditional

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in reply to: How to remove old feather fletching #47721

VERY CARFULLY!!!!:lol:

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in reply to: I broke my Bow, now what! #44242

maybe next time u should put ur bow long ways with the atv, in the riffle holder. i been think about doing it myself on my atv, so i can go down in the creek, and shoot in the bank

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in reply to: Has anyone used Zwicky Broadheads #41206

i been shootin zwickey for the last 8 yrs and love them and will never change. u can get them cheaper from there office then from 3 rivers or anywhere else. u jst got to call them up:P

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in reply to: Recurve or longbow your choice and why? #38899

i went from recurves to longbows.

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in reply to: Recurve or longbow your choice and why? #38891

LimbLover wrote: [quote=Smiley]I shoot only the longbow but with the handel designs reflex deflex limbs there can’t be much diffence between the two anymore other than the classic D shape

That would be a hybrid sir. Not a longbow. 😛

NO ITS A LONGBOW TOO. THE STRING DOESNT TOUCH THE LIMB LIKE A RECURVE. ITS A HYBRID LONGBOW!

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in reply to: Does any one use true traditional Equipment #30496

ToddRvs wrote: [quote=T Downing]“As for using stone heads I know of no state that outlaws them.”
Colorado for one…

Yes you and Dave are correct, but I am not going to Colorado. I am going to Montana to hunt. I will check the regulations there to make sure I am within the law regarding equipment. thanks for correcting me.

i live in illinois and u can hunt with stone points. and there pretty stick on laws in illinois

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in reply to: whats everyone favorite BOW ? #25670

Larkspur Trad wrote: [quote=turtlebunting]mine is my martin savannah! whats yours?

My Martin Dreamcatcher. beautiful woods, consistent performance, light weight and the grip fits like it was designed for my hand.

i like to get a one those dream catcher recurve.

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in reply to: whats everyone favorite BOW ? #20905

WIcanner wrote: Not sure I should pick one as a favorite. It might make the rest of them jealous. 🙂

So I’ll say which ever I have in my hand at the time, to each a specific purpose, a specific moment. No favorites!

Plus, how can I justify buying any more bows to my wife?

u could give me one or two of those bows so u can get some new ones??? lol

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in reply to: Martin Savannah #15963

i have a savannah and i love it. thats a good price for that bow, i paid 500 for mine. u should buy it u wont regret it.

i dont think martin bow are over price. i think bears bows are over price! and plain jane

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in reply to: whats everyone favorite BOW ? #14139

i dont know about u all. but like talkin about and arrows, and equiment ppl use!

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in reply to: whats everyone favorite BOW ? #13812

I BEEN WANT TO TRY OUT A SHREW LONGBOW MYSELF! I JUST SEEMS THAT WHAT EVER I PUT WAY MONEY FOR A BOW WE END UP NEEDING IT FOR BILLS.

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in reply to: whats everyone favorite BOW ? #12625

sounds like everyone has some good bows. im think about tryin to get a black widow PL. thats alot money for a bow!

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in reply to: Getting into woods…What do I need? #12189

what about a arrow saw? u can get one pretty cheap thourgh http://www.sportsmanguide.com. i and its a good saw. i have one.

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in reply to: The before and after of the Super Kodiak #57531

thats a great lookin bow u have there. u did a nice job!!!

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