Great course, great food, novelty shoots and for the 8th straight year, I will again be offering bow tuning to get archers ready for the opener. I will have my chronograph and paper tune station and a bow press to install or repair your gear as well as making broadhead recommendations for your setup to get you hunt ready.
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
Sure. Bring your new bow and I can help you get started on your way to the sport of archery and eventually bowhunting. Bring your friends too. It would be good for you to get out of the house and get some exercise.
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Naw I need a better mentor, I don’t need a fat sack of [bleep] to show me how to bait animals, I’m waaaay ahead of that game, after all I’ve killed 2 species of elk, and 2 species of deer with archery gear...
Who’s the gayblades???
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
Sure, I can help. Stop on out. I think you would enjoy bowhunting. It will mean you have to get off the recliner though. and you will have to do some walking. Pace yourself.
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I wish I could shoot a cow in the wrong spot with a bow. Can you point me in the right direction? Aren't I supposed to aim for the vitals? You don't know? Cool
Ive killed a cow once. A Water Buffalo cow. A great double lung shot that brought it down in 30 yards. (a newb like you might think that was the wrong spot so I can help you so you dont make mistake again) That hunt in Texas we were specifically targeting Water Buffalo cows to help reduce the population. Im happy to help you with how to shoot water buffalo cows and smoking fish.
Here is the video of the only cow (water buffalo) I've ever killed and the perfect shot made. (so you can learn) Im guessing you will have lots of questions. Im happy to help you. You can pause and replay over and over to take notes.
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So as you can see, that was a text book, double lung shot and right where you want to shoot such an animal. Thanks to constant practice and top notch bow tuning, even you can achieve such results. This is why I volunteer each year at the sherwood forest shoot to help folks like you that want to enjoy peak performance from archery gear. Im sure I can help you as well. I would start with paper tuning and help you with your form and other tips and tricks and we would have you hitting bulleyes in no time. THen I would have you shoot through my Chronograph and then help with broadhead selection.
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If I lived closer, I would come check it out and pick up some pointers and tips from you.
Perhaps folks here they have never tried the greatest sport on earth (Bowhunting) will be encouraged to try and if they happen to be in the greatest of the 50 states (WI) I can help reduce the learning curve. Based on what Im reading here there are not a lot of bowhunters on this forum.
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To be fair, I don't bowhunt because most of the ones I have met have been self absorbed dickweeds like you. Every "hardcore" bowhunter I know have lost animals. I know you haven't because its hard for them to run through the fence once they get an arrow through their guts.
Shart things, why do you prefer baited animals, non native species and high fenced animals,to say, our traditional, mule deer, elk, etc. most are within fairly easy driving distance of your locale....
Xoxoxoxoxoxo, your friend, Jud
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
Ps don’t show josh the xoxoxoxoxoxo part, might horn him up!!! Seriously
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
To be fair, I don't bowhunt because most of the ones I have met have been self absorbed dickweeds.
Ys, simply owning a bow does that. It instantly make you a superior being. You might want to try it.
Originally Posted by FishinHank
Every "hardcore" bowhunter I know have lost animals.
They are doing it wrong. Ive never lost an animal to a gut shot. The very tiny number of deer I have lost went onto live and be seen again but I have lost a small number out of about 130 killed.
Originally Posted by FishinHank
I know you haven't because its hard for them to run through the fence once they get an arrow through their guts.
Ive yet to gut shoot an animal in a guided situation with the exception of heavy quartering away shot to drive the arrow into the vitals meaning that in order to reach vitals, you angle the arrow through whats in the way. That worked out very well.
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