Yeah man, My future son-in-law loves to hunt and last year he came to the hunt and had a blast. He uses a Ben Pearson recurve that I gave him and has become hooked. He hunted deer with that bow 4 times last season and missed a small buck with it. Well on the last push of the hunt we all kind of winged it and moved in our own groups towards the road pointing the way home. I was with Ru, which by the way can hunt with me anytime. He is a real go getter. Damon(future son-in-law)decided to cross the creek and work a peice we had not done. The first pile he jumped a bunny comes and out and he let one fly, missing by inches. He moved ahead, and jumped a few more piles. He kinda got out of my sight, when I see him go running and yanking one back at the same time and letting another arrow fly, another near miss. However this time the bunny ran into a 12" Dia. pipe about 20 ft. long. He walks up and looks down the pipe, the bunny was sitting right in the middle, so he looks for a stick and breaks off a peice and throws it into the pipe and runs to the other end, waiting for the shot, no bunny. He looks up the pipe again and it is still there. He decides to lay down on his side and shoot at the bunny in the pipe. He had to push the bow out with his bow arm just to draw it and let one fly, he says the arrow came flying out the other end with the bunny right behind it, he never touched a hair. He told me this and about laughed my A$$ off. This goes to show what we guys and gal do to try and get our bunnies. Curt took the pic. of me while telling Mo and Fran about it. I know this may get old, but... OOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Shawn