New TBM

[J.Williams]

"Flint" it is a B[ack Widow PA in Tulipwood.

[mooseman76]

Got mine today.  I like the new idea with the trad harvest section.  I applaud the knife maker (whose name slips my mind at the time)...Mike

[elk ninja]

CKRT, good knives for the price.  That BW in the review column looks real nice, but at almost three pounds, thats a heavy bow.  One of the reasons I like trad archery is the lightweight of the bows.  Mine doesn't weight 3 pounds with a full quiver.  For some of you eastern hunters, 3 pounds might not sound like much, but hiking at 10,000 feet multiple miles a day, that's a lot.
Mike

[Rooselk]

Still haven't picked up a new copy from the newsstand (not sure it's even there yet). But I did get a little package in the mail from TBM today containing a TBM Spudz lens cloth for renewing my subscription for three years. I decided to put the lens cloth with my hunting gear promptly before my beagle could get his jaws on it.

[Steve P]

Sounds like another good issue. I better get on the horn tomorrow and renew my perscription.    


Steve

[Missouri CK]

Our very own "Guru" has an article in this months magazine. Way to go Curt.

Chris

[Steve H.]

Rumor has it that Scott Leslie guy and his sheep hunting partner had to cross a glacier twice a day last year sheep hunting to get to the side of the valley where the rams were at....well now that is insane.  

I was goina post a pic or two but my CD seems to be buried in some unknown stack of papers somewhere.....

BTW, go back to around the 2002 issues to read Scottys first TBM story about arrowing a brown bear at 5 yards.  I guess that is pretty insane too!