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dragonheart
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quote:
Originally posted by MikeNova:
September the 30th I'll see what kind of penatration I can get on an alligator. Going to send Nate a piece of leather to make an armguard. Oh Nate if you get a call from a Andy in SC he's a friend of mine I assisted him on his gator hunt last year and he's doing the same for me this year. He's a gun hunter but I have been letting him play my Schulz bow and I think he's getting into it and I'm trying to talk him into getting you to make him a bow!

Aligator armguard, that just sings!

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longbowman
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Never had a problem with penetration. Either an 80# @ 27" Wesley Special 68" or Autumn T.D. 92# @ 27" 70". Shooting Hickory shafts with 200 Gr. Ace heads total weight 900 to 1000 grains.
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Frenchymanny
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c'mon guys! please post images no wider than 640 - it's easy to have photobucket do this for ya automatically - how to autosize photobucket images - thanx!

You have to love them D bows

Mississipi lake longbow 56# @ 26"
The arrow stucked in the opposite shoulder bone

F-Manny

[ August 25, 2011, 06:18 AM: Message edited by: Rob DiStefano ]

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Bob B.
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F-Manny,

Great picture,thanks for the info.

Bob.

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66" Osage Royale 57lbs@30
66" Sunset Hill 57lbs@29
68" Two Tracks Echo 46lbs@29
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dragonheart
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Here is a small doe from last year. Total penetration with 2016, WW broadhead. Howard Hill Big five string follow that was made into a takedown by Jack Harrison. About a 10 yrd shot out of a tree. 66" bow, 53# @ 26".

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Ben Maher
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That is a great photo ... and we use similiar poundages and arrows ...

Good stuff Bro !

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quote:
Originally posted by Frenchymanny:
c'mon guys! please post images no wider than 640 - it's easy to have photobucket do this for ya automatically - how to autosize photobucket images - thanx!

You have to love them D bows

Mississipi lake longbow 56# @ 26"
The arrow stucked in the opposite shoulder bone

F-Manny

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Big Jim: Buffalo Bows 62" 60@27 & 65@27 ThunderChilds 56" 62@27 & 70@27
ML & Shrew Knives
With a sturdy bow, a true shaft, and a stout heart, we journey forth in
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Dr. Saxton Pope

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Rik
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Hill bows only for deer.

Same for elk, bear, wild boar, goats, sheep, rabbits, moose, coyotes, rock chucks. . . you just can't beat them as a hunting weapon.

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GingivitisKahn
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My 66" 60@29 HH Halfbreed is the only bow I own and that's what I hunt with. Here - lookie...

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Ron LaClair
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Return with me now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.

[Wink] ... [goldtooth]

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Arwin
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Love Hill style bows!! Simple, lightweight and tough as nails.

I like that pic of you next to the corn Ron, it reminds me of quite a few hunts around here. [Cool]

Here is my only harvest to date with a Hill style bow. It's a 60# Martin Mountaineer during late winter in Yankee Springs. Not many bunnies out there anymore but you get lucky once in a while.
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Rob DiStefano
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at the 2006 trad gang mod melt in el paso texas, a glenn st. charles pac yew t/d longbow, a woodie and a wabbit ...

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Arwin
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Love it!! Bunnies and bows go together soooo nice!

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Ron LaClair
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Here's a vintage video clip demonstrating the versatility of a 70" Hill bow. The target is a steel bionic bear with an 8" hole in the kill area.

http://www.tradgang.com/videos/ronlaclair/ronl-2.wmv

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We live in the present, we dream of the future, but we learn eternal truths from the past

When the deer are gone I will hunt mice, for I am a hunter.
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Bob B.
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WOW!! great pics guys, man I am stiked to go hunting. Ron, I remember some of those pics and the video from a long time ago! Awesome!!

Bob.

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66" Osage Royale 57lbs@30
66" Sunset Hill 57lbs@29
68" Two Tracks Echo 46lbs@29
68" Deathwish 51lbs@29
68" Shrew Hill 52lbs@29

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