-------------------- If a dog is your best friend.........then you need to work on your people skills! Posts: 910 | From: Ohio | Registered: Jul 2006
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thanks for the heads up on the resizing lungbuster. to answer your question im from fulton county oh. Im headed out to finish up my second bow now, hopefully i can put as much good mojo in this one as my first! thanks for looking
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Congrats! I dont know for wich to envy you more: building youre own longbow and harvesting game with it, being able to stalk up to 6 yards on a deer or havin the balls of taking picture during the stalk
-------------------- And sometimes our dreams they float like anchors in hopeless waters oh way down here Sometimes it seems that all that matters most are all the things that you can't keep (William Elliot Whitmore) Posts: 996 | From: Germany | Registered: Mar 2009
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quote:Originally posted by saumensch: Congrats! I dont know for wich to envy you more: building youre own longbow and harvesting game with it, being able to stalk up to 6 yards on a deer or havin the balls of taking picture during the stalk
Last thing on my mind would be a pic while stalking. Great hunting.
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-------------------- PBS associate Compton Traditional Bowhunters TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 1744 | From: Hudson, Ohio | Registered: Aug 2006
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To be honest with you guys I wasn't sure if I was going to take that second doe due to the fact I was standing in 3 inches of water. Her standing in the row was a 12 yard picture. I was taking the pictures for a fellow trad guy who is laid up with a broken arm wishing he was out so I had to take him on the hunt thru pics. But once I reached the 6 yard line I felt good enough with the shot angle to drop the string.
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-------------------- "People say you can't go back, its like when you get to the edge of a cliff and you take one more step forward or you do a 180 degree turn and take one more step forward. Which way are you going? Which one is progress?" Doug Tompkins Posts: 2047 | From: Ozark, Missouri | Registered: Oct 2006
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Man that's some awesome hunting right there! Your bow looks sweet too. Congrats on a fine job all around.
-------------------- "Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves". ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free"). Posts: 3961 | From: Sayreville, New Jersey | Registered: Feb 2007
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-------------------- "Our outdoor heritage owes more to the countless Lords who questioned and explored than to Lord Ripon, who simply chose to shoot and tally." E.D.Thomas Jr. Posts: 3197 | From: Waldoboro, Maine | Registered: Mar 2008
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Awesome! Way to channel your inner "Ishi" and take a pair on the stalk. Very cool pick in the corn field. Real bold that you had the cool head to think of snapping a shot before taking a shot. I would have been so focused on the deer a camera would be the last thing on my mind.
I bet I have snuck and looked down 1000 rows of corn and never seen one like that. I know it works, but so far not for me. I think you have re-inspired me to give it a go in the corn field across the street from my house.
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