This was a great day, the first time the boy and I were both shooting traditional bows!
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Wisconsin Traditional Archers Ojibwa Bowhunters Posts: 3462 | From: S.E.Wisconsin/N.Michigan | Registered: Jan 2008
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I went stump shooting the other day and went looking for this!
The buck I killed this year I grunted him in from across a swamp, he stopped here for a minute to make this rub, I watched him make it, I grunted again and he came right to me!
If you look to the left of the tree that the rub is in, the first tree leaning away from my bow limb is the tree I was sitting in. Off the right side, the dark tree leaning in thats just above the beaver balls on my string is where he was standing when I put the arrow thru him! It was pretty awesome to go back there and hang out for a bit!
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Wisconsin Traditional Archers Ojibwa Bowhunters Posts: 3462 | From: S.E.Wisconsin/N.Michigan | Registered: Jan 2008
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My first deer, 1969. Bear Grizzly, Bear Microflight arrows. My son in 1970 trying to learn the ropes. A few years later. My daughter in 1978 or 79. These four (two of mine and two nieces) are the parents of 9 children today.
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Middle of the 1960's with my Black Widow bow by Wilson brothers(66"57#@31")and Micro Flight arrows and Eskimo 4 blade. It was kind of interesting the way we got that bobcat in that we were calling crows with a 45 RPM player and my buddy Weldon had shot a crow with a blunt and it flew off with the arrow. We split up to find it and I had walked about 30 yards and looked up in a oak and he was crouching. I drew and shot and when he hit the ground I shot him again.
-------------------- "Arrows into the wind", What a wounderful sight!!! Posts: 1605 | From: Fredericksburg,Tx 78624 | Registered: May 2004
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quote:Originally posted by CheapShot: My favorite picture of a future trad shooter is our 2 1/2 year old granddaughter Katelyn in the backyard. We had a ball with her the first time she shot this bow.
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A few years ago I had to wheel my buck out with my dog. A interesting photo! Ken
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I don't have any awesome pictures like you guys, but I have a couple where I don't look like a complete goofball. My favorites are the one's with the shofar (Biblical trumpet)...
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wish I could sing this song to a willing audience more often
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how it begins
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Middle of the 1960's with my Black Widow bow by Wilson brothers(66"57#@31")and Micro Flight arrows and Eskimo 4 blade.
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A few years ago I had to wheel my buck out with my dog. A interesting photo! Ken
