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PowWow / Re: Who’s Coming to PBS next w...
Last post by Bigriver - Today at 10:11:12 AM
Packing today, Sandy and I will be there tomorrow. Going to have a vendor table for knives. See you there.
#2
The Bowyer's Bench / Re: Dying feathers.
Last post by Jeff tech - Today at 08:03:24 AM
I've used Koolaid also.  Works good.
#3
PowWow / Re: 2026 Tennessee Classic
Last post by Pappy 1 - Today at 07:25:48 AM
Thanks Pat, Their are no arrow restrictions on Long bow, selfbow you must use Wood/Cain/ or shoot shafts but self nocks not required.Self bows must be self backed, no back that will enhance performance or durability , no rawhide/sinew wood or boo, snake skins are allowed. Backed bows will go into the traditional long bow class.
 Pappy
#4
PowWow / Re: New Bear Mag Riser and Lim...
Last post by Thierry WALICKI - Today at 06:04:13 AM



Autre methode !
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PowWow / Re: New Bear Mag Riser and Lim...
Last post by Thierry WALICKI - Today at 05:55:43 AM



Bonjour


Je possède une multitude de banches  anciennes ou nouvelles Bear ,rose oak,Bigfoot Mais maintenant URSA Border ... un autre Monde !!!URSA Limbs.zipURSA Limbs.zip 
#6
PowWow / Re: Soccer ball...a variation ...
Last post by Archie - Today at 01:24:32 AM
I live in Fairbanks, Alaska, on the outskirts of town.  In my area, there is no trash collection, and we take our trash to a specified location, known as a "transfer site".  There are some 20-30 dumpsters there, and a covered concrete pad in the middle, where people leave their cast-off stuff that they don't want anymore, but others might.  I grab old volleyballs, soccer balls, foam yoga rollers, tennis balls, etc, and then assimilate them into the archery universe.  One year someone left a large number of large, semi-realistic stuffed animals  --- zebra, giraffe, gorilla, bear, and dog -- which turned into a great target range for the kids with rubber blunts.  Just last week I grabbed two padded hockey gloves -- very tough -- for shooting around the yard.  But back to the balls... I have been shooting them for years with blunts, and they make great targets.  You kick, throw, roll or bounce them, and they are a lot of fun.  And I fortunately have an endless supply.
#7
PowWow / Re: Soccer ball...a variation ...
Last post by Pine - Today at 01:09:01 AM
This reminds me.
In the mid 1970s I bought my first Judo Point.
I had an idea, I'll kick the ball to practice for rabbit hunting.
Well that 45# K Mag spit that arrow straight through the middle.
 :banghead:
It was a very good leather Socker Ball. :knothead:
#8
PowWow / Re: 2026 Tennessee Classic
Last post by Pat B - March 09, 2026, 10:57:15 PM
I'll get Pappy to give you an answer. I'm not sure.I generally shoot a selfbow with wood, shoot shafts or cane all with self nocks.
#9
The Bowyer's Bench / Re: Dying feathers.
Last post by Pat B - March 09, 2026, 10:47:34 PM
I've heard using Rit dye in alcohol works. If you use Kool aid be sure it is sugar free.
#10
PowWow / Re: Bowfishing
Last post by ozy clint - March 09, 2026, 10:39:34 PM
Zebco's are great until you forget to push the button...and you will forget to push the button.

I use a hand reel mounted to the stabilser insert.

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