Agree with the comments above if your cheap bow breaks it just ads that cost to the next one. Some things are worth spending a little money. You can buy a used bear for about the same cost.

Took some of south Texas home with ya, that's great!

  mix it in with your ground meat next time you make burgers. It's really tasty.

awesome! the only TradTracker thread I have managed to loose this year led me to a small pine tree about 20 yards from my stand (I missed a doe high  ).

gonna try again this afternoon.

My first javelina to make it home arrived last night in the form of 4 - 2" X 12" frozen tubes of chorizo.  They stayed frozen in my luggage, well insulated by dirty clothes, for the 6 hours or so of the trip.  Fortunately, the weather was cool all day.

I left one tube out in the refrigerator to thaw overnight and put the rest into the freezer.  I fried some this morning and put it on top of eggs.  Ruiz's Custom Meats in Laredo did a good job of making the chorizo, and there was no gamey taste at all.

It was a little too spicy for me, and since breakfast I have been thinking of ways to prepare the rest in ways that will tone it down a little.  Someone who doesn't mind the heat and Mexican spices might like it fine just the way it is.  But one idea I had was to make tacos with half chorizo and half ground beef, or to put half chorizo and half ground beef in spaghetti sauce.  I would welcome hearing from anyone who has other ideas about cooking with chorizo other than just frying it straight out of the package.

This is one of our favorite shoots to attend. We're planning being there. Hope to see you there.

    

Here is a pic. The crack is directly above the deepest part of the riser in the arrow shelf. The wood is dymondwood. The shelf has a radius. Is there somewhere else that needs a radius?

Yes, he is still stocking stuff, so doesn't have all of it in yet. 

Took me a while to get on the board this year but finally got it done yesterday with an Alabama doe.    She was alerted by another deer as I loosed the string and I hit her far back but luckily the broadhead found an artery.   100% of the orange thread ran out but my end caught on the limb of a pine tree.   I waited an hour and started following the thread.    I had my Olight uv flashlight which made the thread glow like a beacon.   Not once on the trail did I see blood but the doe was DOA at the end with the thread still attached.