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[deputy]

arrow tunning sucks they are every place aghhhhhhhh. time to re paper tune and start over again iam throwing everything out

[farmlegend]

I know the feeling. This stuff has gotten way too complicated.

One of these days, I may have to just buy a recurve.

[Steve]

I'll be right there with you in a few weeks.

[ESOX]

Sometimes you just have to wonder, wouldn't jumping out of the treestand wearing a loincloth with a flint blade clenched in your teeth be a lot easier?

[Steve]

My old Hoyt bow is so heavy I've often thought I could drop it on a deer for a kill

[thornapple]

Hang in there deputy. I was at my wits end a few weeks ago and now I feel as though I have the best bow I've ever shot. Check and then double check all the basics and ol betsie will be shooting great before you know it.

[deputy]

Well, on serious note i just dropped off my bow complete with accs.(mze,cosmic sights, stablizer, quiver mounts,) on a dirt road near 23/59 if you find it it is yours!


for those of you who think iam kidding bet me!

[Trushot_Archer]

Don't get frustrated. Bring it out here and enjoy a nice relaxing dinner while I set your rig up...no extra charge

[farmlegend]

Originally Posted by deputy

Well, on serious note i just dropped off my bow complete with accs.(mze,cosmic sights, stablizer, quiver mounts,) on a dirt road near 23/59 if you find it it is yours!

I did the same thing with a Nextel phone about four years ago. It's still in the ditch next to US127 just north of Addison.

[One Eye]

I shot traditional for many years, but a shoulder injury caused me to return to the compound briefly last year. Not only is this compound making my shoulder worse, but I almost got dizzy wrenching on it the first week I had it. Bottom line, I am selling all the compound stuff and returning to my longbows and recurves.

I know how you feel about the frustration. This is supposed to be FUN Hang in there, you will eventually get it sorted out, and the struggles are quickly forgotten.

Dan

[deputy]

Originally Posted by Trushot_Archer

Don't get frustrated. Bring it out here and enjoy a nice relaxing dinner while I set your rig up...no extra charge

Oh now there is an offer me sitting on the patio with a corona you in your apron paper tunning my bow i love that idea but i have to dig out the old alpine first. I will call you this week kelly. you tell me what day

[One Eye]

You know, this thread has given me another opportunity to share more pictures, especially with the image of Kelly in an apron Well, maybe I will cut him some slack on this one, or then again . . . .

Dan

[fairfax1]

I've been going throug the "bullet-hole blues" with my hatchet-cammed Darton. My old round-wheel could bullet-hole if I shot meat-forks out of it. But the aggressive cams are not quite as forgiving.

But all is better now. It's shooting like a rifle.

I've fiddled with several drop-aways (GKF Power Drop -problematic; GKF TKO - has potential) and settle on TT Shakey Hunter; I've gone to carbon arrows; new broadhead (mzzy 4blde 100grn).....and most important, after spending all that money on new gear .......my local pro told me in 6-seconds what my problem was.

His Question: "why is your serving double-served"? 'You've got awful nock pinch"
My Answer: "I dunno" ....didn't know it was.
His Response: "let me re-serve it for you"
Result: 20 minutes later I couldn't get that rig to NOT shoot bullet holes.

I took it the club's sand pits to test-drive broadheads....and was zipping them 1-2-3 into 3x5 index cards at 25yds. I'm feeling like King of the World.

[Trushot_Archer]

I'm not around on Tues Steve...any other day. I'll PM you my cell.


Dan...I look great in an apron. I'm a cook bro...I spend more time in an apron than camo. And that's a LOT!LOL!! You should really try a wheely though. If you can get through the draw cycle on that Pat...sounds like it's the drop at rollover that's torquing you. The wheeloes are smoooooth all through. No Bumps. I have that PSE you can shoot if you ever get down this way.

[One Eye]

Now Kelly, you know that is not the type of apron I am thinking of

Dan