CONTRIBUTE TO TRAD GANG Become a Trad Gang Sponsor Visit the Sponsor Classifieds JOIN TRAD GANG Sponsor Highlight of the Week ... The Footed Shaft

*** TRAD GANG SPONSOR LIST *** 1st Class Flemish Strings 3Rivers Archery Abowyer Inc. Acadian Woods Bows A&H Archery American Leathers Andersen Forge Anneewakee Archery Arrow Dynamics BamaBows Biggie Hoffman Enterprises Big Foot Bows Big Game Hunting Blades/ Bighorn Gear Big Jim's Bow Company Bill Langer Bowhunting Productions Bison Gear Black Creek Bows Black Rhino Bows Black Swan Archery Black Widow Bows Bob Lee Archery Bow Hospital Bowhunting Safari Consultants Bow Hush Braveheart Archery Brisky Bows Broderick Head's Taxidermy Brooks Bows Brothers of the Bow Bruin Bows Caney Creek Outfitters Cari-Bow Cascade Archery Cedar Ridge Leather Works Centaur Archery Champion Custom Bowstrings Charlie Lamb's Bowhunting Book Clark Broadheads Dinks Feather ShopDrifter Pack Guides Dryad Bows Dwyer Longbows Eagle's Flight Archery EagleWing Archery Eclipse Broadheads Elite Arrows The Feathered Shaft Fedora Custom Bows Foley Custom Bows The Footed Shaft G. Fred Asbell G&M Archery Gray Wolf Woolens Great Plains Traditional Bow Co. Hardcore Archery Head's Taxidermy Helle Knives Hitman Custom Longbows Holm-Made Traditional Bows Hoot's Custom Bows Howard Hill Archery Hunter's Point Guide Service HuntMore Instinctive Archer Magazine Iron Hills Whitetail Co. Java Man Archery JD Berry Archery JK Traditions "Kanati" Journeyman Archery JPE Traditional Archery KME Sharpeners Kootenai River Archery KUIU Ultralight Hunting Kustom King Trad Archery Lefties R Us Legends Bows Lettin' Loose Lewis Hollow Archery Liberty Bows Longfellow Ranches Lost Creek Bows Lost Nation Maddog Traditional Archery Mahaska Custom Bows Mike's Archery Leather Mohawk Bows Montana Bows - Dan Toelke Montana Decoy Morrison Archery Mule Creek Outfitting NewWood Longbows Nikon Sport Optics The Nocking Point Onestringer Arrow Wraps Outcast Traditions Outdoor Traditions Panhandle Primitives Pine Hollow Longbows Plenty Coups Caps Prairie Traditions Rainy Day Bows Raptor Archery Red Feather Archery Robertson Stykbow Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear Ron La Clair's Archery Shoppe Rose Oak Bows Russell Outdoor Guides Safari Tuff Sarrels Archery Schafer Silvertip Bows Scorpion Bows Seven Lakes Longbows Silent But Deadly Bowstrings Simmons Sharks Sitka Mountain Gear Smokeys Deer Lure Solana Ranch The Sound of the String Spiral Horn Safaris Stalker Recurves Stewart's Archery Stick and String Stickflingers St. Joe River Bows Straight Arrow Productions LLC Striker Bows Surewood Shafts Swafford Knives Swamphunts Tall Tines Archery Taurus Bows Thunder Stick Archery Timber Ghost Archery Tollgate Bowhunting Supply TradArchers' World TradGang.com Store Trad Materials Traditional Bowyer by Jack Harrison The Trad Shop Traditional Ways The Traditional Woodsman Trinity Outfitters Tri-State Traditional Trophy Bowhunts Australia True South Adventures TuffHead Broadheads Two Tracks Bow Company Valley Traditional Archery VPA - Vantage Point Archery Ventura Custom Bows Warren Archery The Wensel Brothers Wilderness Custom Arrows Woolshire Wright Archery Zipper Bows *** Trad Gang BOWYERS & BOW Emporiums *** 3Rivers Archery Acadian Woods Bows A&H Archery Anneewakee Archery - Addiction Bows BamaBows Big Foot Bows Big Jim's Bow Company Black Creek Bows Black Rhino Bows Black Swan Archery Black Widow Bows Bob Lee Archery Braveheart - Firefly Bows Brisky Bows Brooks Bows Bruin Bows Cari-Bow Cascade Archery Centaur Archery Dryad Bows Dwyer Longbows EagleWing Archery Fedora Custom Bows Foley Custom Bows G&M Archery Great Plains Traditional Bow Co. Hitman Custom Longbows Holm-Made Traditional Bows Hoot's Custom Bows Howard Hill Archery Java Man Archery JD Berry Archery JK Traditions "Kanati" Journeyman Archery JPE Traditional Archery Kootenai River Archery Kustom King Trad Archery Lefties R Us Legends Bows Lewis Hollow Archery Liberty Bows Lost Creek Bows Lost Nation Maddog Traditional Archery Mahaska Custom Bows Mohawk Bows Montana Bows - Dan Toelke Morrison Archery NewWood Longbows Outcast Traditions Pine Hollow Longbows Prairie Traditions Rainy Day Bows Raptor Archery Robertson Stykbow Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear Ron La Clair's Archery Shoppe Rose Oak Bows Sarrels Archery Schafer Silvertip Bows Scorpion Bows Seven Lakes Longbows Stalker Recurves Stewart's Archery St. Joe River Bows Striker Bows Tall Tines Archery Taurus Bows Thunder Stick Archery Timber Ghost Archery Two Tracks Bow Company Valley Traditional Archery - Jimbo Bows Ventura Custom Bows Warren Archery Wright Archery Zipper Bows NEW TO TRAD ARCHERY?

Jim Dussias Video Here!

MY PROFILE | directory login | register | search | FAQ | forum home

» Trad Gang.com » Topic Archives » How To - Resources » Nocking point build along (Page 3)

UBBFriend: Email this page to someone!

This topic comprises 4 pages: 1  2  3  4

Author Topic: Nocking point build along ber643 Contributor 2012 Member # 72 posted                        Certainly a new and interesting method. I use two string nocks, tied on but will try this on at least one of my bow strings, as I think I would really like it. I would like to see one final picture of the string with the wrap above on it also, if possible (but guess I can see it on my own, come to think of it). This tutorial should definitely be saved in the How To's also IMO -------------------- Bernie: "Hunters Are People Too" Ret'd USMC '53-'72 Disbanded Hubert Archers (Treasurer) Traditional Bow Shooters of West Virginia (Official Dinosaur Wrangler, Supporter, and Member) TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 18896 | From: S Coastal NC | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Bernie... I'll get a picture up a little later that shows the above portion. Still lettin the caffeine do it's majic this morning. -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  the Ferret Trad Bowhunter Member # 103 posted                        I dunno Charlie, nock points, servings..all seems kinda "high tech" to me. But if I went for all that stuff, I think I'd have to at least give your method a try. Nice job on the tutorial -------------------- There is always someone that knows more than you, and someone that knows less than you, so you can always learn and you can always teach Posts: 12891 | From: Cincinnati, Ohio | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Ladams Trad Bowhunter Member # 4301 posted                        Nice work Charlie, A little different than what i was tought but i think i like it .Gonna try it tonight. Larry -------------------- Soverign balistick 62"62#@28 Soverign balistick 62"60#@28 Mohawk longbow 64" 56#@28 Krewson Snakey Osage 64" 52#@28 Seven lakes longbow 64" 59#@28 Moab 62"58#@28" Big Jim thunderchild 58" 50@28" Posts: 552 | From: Odessa Texas | Registered: Sep 2004  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Some of us just gotta have a crutch Micky!! Like I said above guys... this method can be modified so it's just the knot on the string if you like that better. -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  trashwood Charter Member Member # 827 posted                        oh sure - I had to try the Lamb nock. I got my finger glued to the dang string, then I accidently whipped it in place. I got kinda of messy when i cut my finger off to clean up the nocking point. I may go with the naked nock like Ferret from now on rusty Posts: 5715 | From: fort worth, TX | Registered: Apr 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Yeah Rusty,but now you don't have to worry about finger placement on the string! -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  trashwood Charter Member Member # 827 posted                        LOL rusty Posts: 5715 | From: fort worth, TX | Registered: Apr 2003  |  IP: Logged |  coaltroll Trad Bowhunter Member # 3916 posted                     Thanks Charlie, I am pretty new to this so any lesson that I can use is great. I don't like the brass ones either. I would also like to see this saved in the how to forum. Posts: 347 | From: Craig Colorado | Registered: Jul 2004  |  IP: Logged |  Ben Woodring Trad Bowhunter Member # 977 posted                     Thank you Mr. Lamb...I've use a similar deal without the superglue, I'm definately going with the super glue, stop burning a hole in my thumb when I burn the ends Posts: 653 | From: Calhoun County MI, Defiance County OH | Registered: May 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Saved this to the How To Forum -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  ber643 Contributor 2012 Member # 72 posted                        Great, Charlie (don't forget the other pic - just to tie it all together.) -------------------- Bernie: "Hunters Are People Too" Ret'd USMC '53-'72 Disbanded Hubert Archers (Treasurer) Traditional Bow Shooters of West Virginia (Official Dinosaur Wrangler, Supporter, and Member) TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 18896 | From: S Coastal NC | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Ok! Here's the pictures of the other half. Leaving enough space for your nock of choice start wrapping your serving thread up the string. When you've laid on enough to protect your top finger, pull out a length of serving thread and continuing in the same wrapping direction form a loop. [ February 03, 2007, 07:33 PM: Message edited by: Charlie Lamb ] -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     Continuing the wrap in the same direction you were wind twelve wraps "inside" the loop. [ February 03, 2007, 07:37 PM: Message edited by: Charlie Lamb ] -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Charlie Lamb Charter Member/SPONSOR Member # 8 posted                     pull the serving jig toward the nocking point and secure it out of the way. Now grabbing the serving material loop, wrap it over the end you just pulled out of the way for as many wraps as you made in the loop. This will leave the "loop" at the very end of the serving. From the serving jig end of the thread, pull until the loop disappears under the serving and snug it up tight. [ February 03, 2007, 07:41 PM: Message edited by: Charlie Lamb ] -------------------- Hunt Sharp Charlie A Bowhunter's Tales Posts: 9948 | From: Missouri | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |

This topic comprises 4 pages: 1  2  3  4

Printer-friendly view of this topic

Shoot On Over To: Select a Forum:   Category: Main Forums -------------------- PowWow HIGHLIGHTS 2013 The Dark Continent Dangerous Game The Shooters FORM Forum Trad Events and Gatherings The Bowyer's Bench Hunting Legislation & Policies Photography/Video Q&A Forum SPONSOR LINKS Associate Sponsor Listing Product Reviews Corporate Sponsor Links Recipes/Grilling/ Barbecuing/Smokers Hunting Knives and Crafters Trad History/Collecting Trade-A-Hunt Prayers/Concerns/Honors/Ailments Solana Vets Forum Solana Ranch 2013 Bear Quest 5 - 2011 Bear Quest 6 - 2012 Z GiveAways Trad Gang and Computers Admin ADMIN II   Category: Legends and Pioneers -------------------- Ben Pearson Dan Quillian Fred Bear Howard Hill Jack Howard Paul Schafer Sterling Harrell   Category: Classifieds -------------------- SPONSOR'S CLASSIFIEDS Traditional Bows Arrows and Arrow & Bowstring Making Components Hunting Packs and Knives Binos, Spotting Scopes, Field GPS, Trail Cams Hunting Clothes and Footwear Tree Stands and Blinds Camping Gear Quivers, Cases/Racks, Leather Archery Goods Trad Archery Books, Videos, Media Trad Archery Bow Making Supplies   Category: Traditional Bowhunting/Archery Videos -------------------- Member Videos Traditional Video Listings Vintage Archery Video Clips Paul Schafer and Company   Category: Trad Gang Highlights -------------------- HIGHLIGHTS 2012 HIGHLIGHTS 2011 Highlights 2010 Highlights 2009 Highlights 2008 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2006 Highlights 2005 Highlights 2004 Highlights 2003   Category: Trad Bowhunting Land/Clubs -------------------- Traditional Clubs TGMM Fireside Savannah River Bow Zone Smokin Arrows Hunt Club Prairie Traditional Archers Club The Bacon Strip   Category: Topic Archives -------------------- How To - Resources Articles/Stories Dr. Ashby Reports Classics Build Alongs Shooting Hunting Member Interviews Memorable Hunts   Category: National Bowhunting Orgs -------------------- Compton Traditional Bowhunters   Category: State Trad Bowhunting Orgs -------------------- ALABAMA - Alabama Society Of Traditional Bowmen ALBERTA - Alberta Traditional Bowhunters Assoc ARKANSAS - Traditional Bowhunters of Arkansas COLORADO - Colorado Traditional Archers Society FLORIDA - Traditional Bowhunters of Florida GEORGIA - Traditional Bowhunters of Georgia ILLINOIS - United Bowhunters of Illinois IDAHO - Idaho Traditional Bowhunters KENTUCKY - Kentucky Traditional Bowhunters Association IOWA - Traditional Bowhunters Society LOUISIANA - Louisiana Traditional Bowmen MARYLAND - Traditional Bowhunters of Maryland MICHIGAN - Michigan Longbow Association MICHIGAN - Michigan Traditional Bowhunters MINNESOTA - Traditional Bowhunters of Minnesota MONTANA - Traditional Bowhunters of Montana NEBRASKA - Nebraska Traditional Archers NEVADA - Traditional Bowhunters of Nevada NEW JERSEY - Traditional Archers of New Jersey OHIO - Ohio Society of Traditional Archers OREGON - Traditional Archers of Oregon TENNESSEE - Traditional Bowhunters of Tennessee VIRGINIA - Traditional Bowhunters of Virginia WISCONSIN - Wisconsin Traditional Archers WASHINGTON - Traditional Bowhunters of Washington WEST VIRGINIA-Traditional Bowhunters of Southern W. Virginia

Contact Us | Trad Gang.com © | Privacy Statement

Copyright 2003 thru 2013 ~ Our 10th Anniversary Year! ~ Trad Gang.com ©

Powered by Infopop Corporation
UBB.classic™ 6.7.1