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After two years of not hunting trad I'm making a return. My old self-bow caught my eye a few weeks back and a little at a time it has been calling me back. I gave in tonight and strung it up. After putting a few arrows through it I cant resist the urge to get back on the ground with my ghillie and continue my pursuit of my first trad deer. How do a longbow and wooden arrows get in your blood like that anyway? Best of luck to everyone this season. Happy hunting!!!
-------------------- For me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21 Posts: 141 | From: Southeastern Oklahoma | Registered: Jun 2007
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Welcome back! The reason they get in your blood is because there ain't nothing else like it.
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Once its in their, it doesnt leave. There probably isnt an hour a day im not thinking about shooting or hunting. Its a disease!
-------------------- "I hate rude behavior in a man, I wont tolerate it" Woodrow F Call Posts: 471 | From: Hollidaysburg Pa | Registered: Nov 2005
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Welcome back! The reason they get in your blood is because there ain't nothing else like it.
