And the wind cried.... Turkey!

[JC]

Master still has pebble firmly in hand!    

Thanks for taking the time to share another good one Charlie.

[4runr]

Another great read Charlie, thanks!

[K.S.TRAPPER]

I'm glad Kansas was good to ya Charlie        To bad we didn't get to hunt together but the fall turkey hunting is just as good    

Great story telling as always, Thanks Charlie!

Tracy

[Randy Morin]

Nice one Charlie or "nice two".  I hope to run into a pack of jakes similar to yours...I love them Jakes for their thickness of skull.  Especially these Merriams.  I saw one beat up his partner after his partner had been blasted by a 12 guage at 10 yards. They are a bow hunters dream and what I always call-in first.

Tryin the string tracker this year for the first time...but with 15lb test.  Guy said thats all he was able to get the last few years.  They stopped making the 30# he said.  Let me know if you know a spot I can order some 30#. Pretty Please.
Oh-yeah....you-da-man! Almost forgot.    

[Charlie Lamb]

I'm gonna run this to the top one more time just to say thank you to everyone who gave congratulations and compliments. It means more than any will ever know to have the recognition of my brothers in bowhunting.

           

I'm going to list a few equipment particulars just for reference and hope that I see the same from other story tellers. I think it can only help the newer guys in our ranks.

Bow... recurve of my own make. 63# @ 30"  Shelf rest fuzzy Velcro, side plate thin leather over cushion plunger.

Quiver... Selway 6 arrow side mount bolt on.

Arrows... Carbonwood 4000, aluminum insert (35 gr.), steel broadhead adapter (125 gr.) Magnus I w/large bleeder (150 gr.) Main blade 1 1/2", bleeder 1 1/4"... razor sharp from heel to tip, main blade and bleeder.

Double Bull Matrix, open window. (in the future I will use darker arrows/fletching to blend in better and paint bow hand.

String tracker unit.

Big Shot glove

[fatman]

Charlie, you say you're using the 4-blade Magnus w/ 125gr adapters...are you cutting a slot in the adapters for the bleeder?  How are you cutting, w/ hacksaw?

thanks!  

[Arrowslinger]

Thanks Charlie.  You are the master of story telling.    

[Guru]

Good stuff    

[Roughcountry]

Thanx Charlie, wished you'd start draggin it out just a bit more    got over to fast.
I guess you'll just have ta go huntin again.

Congrats on the two birds. I've seen firsthand what your setup can dish out. True believer here  

[Charlie Lamb]

Kevin... I've found the most accurate method for me is to cut a slot in the adapter with a Dremel tool and cut off blade.

I screw the adapter into the shaft and clamp it all lightly in a vise. Then I line up the head the way I like it and mark the adapter. Cut the slot and that's it.

It doesn't change the weight of the adapter enough to matter.

I've also done it with a metal cutting blade on a bandsaw and by hand with a hacksaw. Slow but gets the job done.

[fatman]

many thanks  

[razorsharptokill]

Nicely done, nicely written as usual. Thanks for taking us along!

[SKYLER W]

Congrats Charlie!!!!! And Great pics and stories as well!      

[Big Ed]

Thanks for sharing Charlie. Congrats on the birds. Big Ed