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PowWow / Re: Ol 8” pie plate
Last post by Ryan Rothhaar - Today at 08:35:39 PM
An unmarked larger target like a paper plate is fantastic hunting practice. You need to learn to shoot at the center of something not marked. That is exactly how I shoot animals- I shoot at the center of an area (chest). Guys talk about "picking a hair"... well I've never seen that to work. In the pressure of the situation I want to shoot to the center of an "area". It's way easier to practice with a small aiming mark on the target like a little dot, than it is to learn to shoot to the middle of a larger unmarked area.  But the deer I hunt don't seem to have little red dots painted on their chests.  :biglaugh:

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#2
The Bowyer's Bench / Looking for a bowyer
Last post by Rwelch2026 - Today at 08:12:28 PM
Im looking for a bowyer to make my Dakota bows. Please let me know if you know anyone interested. Rick Welch
#3
PowWow / Re: Ol 8” pie plate
Last post by supernaut - Today at 07:03:18 PM
Quote from: frassettor on Today at 01:14:08 PMIn your all's opinion, what is the diameter of the whitetail, black bear and hog vitals?


I would say that an 8" paper plate is a pretty good representation of those vitals in my humble opinion.
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PowWow / Re: Ol 8” pie plate
Last post by supernaut - Today at 06:46:06 PM
I've been shooting at these practice, plastic golf balls. They are small and inexpensive. They hold up really well when shot and the holes make them easy to hang.

I started with paper plates almost 50 years ago. I used to take a marker and put a dot in the center about the size of a dime for a bullseye. Good times.
#5
PowWow / Rapids Archery Trad Shoot 2026
Last post by Fallguy - Today at 06:20:22 PM
Hello Gang hope you are all doing well here is the info for the Trad shoot at Rapids Archery Club this year. If you have any questions please ask away. RAC_TradeShootAd_2026_3.25x4.5 2026.jpg
#6
PowWow / Re: Soccer ball...a variation ...
Last post by Trenton G. - Today at 03:31:52 PM
I use a foam soccer ball. Arrows don't take off if you just glance it, and it doesn't pop. I'll kick it across the yard and shoot it as its rolling away.
#7
PowWow / Re: Soccer ball...a variation ...
Last post by Archie - Today at 02:21:15 PM
Quote from: stevem on Today at 01:43:36 PMMy blunt and soccer ball experiment was short lived.  Was at a small open field, the arrow glanced off the ball and sailed a looooong ways.  One and done!

 :biglaugh:

The ones I shoot are generally just a little bit flat by the time I get them!
#8
PowWow / Re: Soccer ball...a variation ...
Last post by stevem - Today at 01:43:36 PM
My blunt and soccer ball experiment was short lived.  Was at a small open field, the arrow glanced off the ball and sailed a looooong ways.  One and done!
#9
PowWow / Re: Ol 8” pie plate
Last post by frassettor - Today at 01:14:08 PM
In your all's opinion, what is the diameter of the whitetail, black bear and hog vitals? 
#10
PowWow / Re: Who’s Coming to PBS next w...
Last post by MnFn - Today at 12:06:08 PM
Maybe some day.

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