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in reply to: Bear Montana brace height? #40650

Thanks a bunch.

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in reply to: Vid for Flemish string build along? #38160

Thanks Robin for the link. Diffinately will check it out.

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in reply to: Glue for Broadheads #36204

I just use the same hot glue that is used for hot glue guns. Haven`t had it fail yet.

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in reply to: Treeshark #33251

Heard good things about the Treeshark. As for finding a broadhead with the best killing ability possible, I would say that you should look into the Ashby studies. Pretty interesting stuff. I should also say that you would be hard pressed to find a two/three blade cut on contact broadhead that won’t fit your needs. As long as you can get it razor sharp and put it where it belongs, you should do well.

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in reply to: Its over… #30310

Yah I too felt pretty low at first. But then I realised that for every miss, I had managed to get within 20 yards of some of the spookiest critters on earth. In my first couple years as an archer I didn’t even accomplish that. So once I realised that I was becoming a better hunter, I didn’t feel so bad about being an iffy archer (on big game anyhow).

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in reply to: most challenging animal to hunt? #27062

Stalking Whitetails on the ground. Not ambush hunting, but actual spot and stalk. Damn near impossible but loads of fun.

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in reply to: Its over… #20488

Yup your right.

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in reply to: Its over… #20058

The best scare I gave was an eight foot miss on a yearling Whitetail Doe. Forgot to pick a spot and sent the arrow just below her. Actually tickled her belly with the fletch! She made to most goofy grunt/squeel sound and I doubt she stopped running till she reached Saskatchewan. Best part of all was that the Woodsman broadhead I was shooting was shorter than the fletch so she didn’t even get nicked!
I like to brag that any archer can kill a Deer, it takes a true marksmen to tickle one :D.

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in reply to: Asbell Mackinaw Wool Pullovers #19365

Yup they are one great garment. Warm, quiet, and underpriced to boot. Now if only she made pants…

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in reply to: I have given wood another try and its all your fault… #52290

Oh I didn’t make these. The fellow I mentioned in my first post did. I apologise to those who thought I made them, I didn’t mean to take credit for his work. I’ll be more careful how I word things from now on :oops:.

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in reply to: Buttonhead #48358

Great shot!

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in reply to: Her first bow #48355

Too cute. Outa make a great range buddy for sure.

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in reply to: Nock left? #47909

Thanks a bunch for the link. Read it through and fixed the problem lickety split. Now just have to find a Mule Deer for the final test.

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in reply to: I have given wood another try and its all your fault… #46805

Yup Fletcher you are one of the guilty ones. But don’t worry, I forgive you :D.

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in reply to: Arts, crafts, and Beavers… #43211

Yup I ate the heart and the hams. My Grandad gagged but it was one of the best wild meats I have eaten, much better than Rabbit or Woodchuck. I hope to put a few in the freezer next year, if my Wife allows it :wink:.

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