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in reply to: What bow to buy #52748

I’m not sure where you live but lots of time there are local bowyers who make great bows but their names are unknown. You may ck with local clubs which can be hard to find or even try to attend shows such as trout unlimited or the turkey federation – may sound funny but lots of trad shooters are trout and turkey folks

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in reply to: A Bear "Alaskan" Walked Into My Life… #50083

thats nice – I take a bunch of bows like that when I camp and folks just love shooting them during the day – just for something to do and get folks into archery – big fun

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in reply to: Side quivers with arrow grippers #46326

I always hated things on my bows – just try it and make sure you like – seems like your already doing that- I had mine custom sawn per say by local cobblers but they came out nice. Good luck

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in reply to: To sleep, perchance to … sleep? #44036

thats what I have and it works great- works well in hammocks also . Good luck

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in reply to: smithhammer #43309

sorry kids I was at work ,just checking in looks like DP has it covered Thanks

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in reply to: To sleep, perchance to … sleep? #42028

DP I also use a thermarest inflatable but a few years ago I started using a thermarest z lot sol and it seems to work good and is real light for packing – When boating we use pocho (spelling) pads and for car camping they are big inflatable pads used to sit on when in the raft and sleep on in camp – they are real spendy

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in reply to: NAMES #41998

I like Grumpy – wasn’t that one of the 7 little guys ??

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in reply to: Signs of Spring? #37926

spring is here we’ve had a great winter , with the exception of a few sub zeros . I saw my first robins on Fri and we are getting plenty of snow – skiing and shoeing have been great. In general all in all we have had a great winter

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in reply to: Wolves and Rivers Video #35587

I really enjoyed the flick and the discussion . Thank you guys very much . The wolf is a hot topic and to be able to go to a site were we don’t have to call each other names and be rude to each other is refreshing .Salute

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in reply to: A club for those of us without any back country #27344

48 I feel for you. I think I no where you are coming from ??? I live in a area that has tons of public land but with the attitude of don’t tell me what I can and can’t do . Everybody just wants to drive and throw garbage and tear everything up – it’s bad you know – I belong to several clubs and I try to keep tabs of where the meetings are and then I have to travel but when I get there it is a relieve to be around like thinking folks.Take note of what folks like Smith and others have said and I wish you the best.

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in reply to: Southwest DIY Javelina Hunts? #24247

I just had friends that worked at the mine so I had a pickup and guides – That Bagdad area is nice and no people – the road systems are really rough – we had a Sazuki side kick when we drove and then we just pound the desert and did a ton of glassing

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in reply to: Update on Larry Fischer vs The Bastard #24236

just read the update. Fantastic

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in reply to: Southwest DIY Javelina Hunts? #23935

I’ve done arizona , we have driven and flew . I spent most of my time in Bagdad , public land lots of javie and as said birds. You can hike all day set up a nice camp. The hunt is in Jan and it used to be if you put in you had a tag . It is a great time and those javie don’t get up early either so it’s nice

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in reply to: NALS #17515

yes please keep me posted – had a great time -should be fun

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in reply to: NALS #17231

no your in – I’m sure it’s home field rules but when it was in Idaho I shot mine and realistically your strings should be off your tips- It is a lot of fun and if you don’t have a bow you will be able to borrow – it is a ton of fun

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