Guys, lemme tell you a little something about TJ. I've been lucky enough to have hunted w/ Tom for over a decade now and have learned a ton from him in the process. We hit it off the day we met and have hunted together ever since. He is a modest bowhunter that has never wants any fame or recognition for taking many "above" average animals w/ a bow. Patient and silently deadly on his feet that can only be described as cat like.
I was sooo glad to see him lay down his compound and join me in trad archery. His 1st trad kill was a doe in my backyard....poor fawns hung around for over a month lookin for momma..LOL., but from the point in time that he released that arrow and watched the fletching dissapear in her ribs in slowmotion he has been hooked on the sitckbow. When he shot that doe....you'd of thought he had just killed another B&C buck...his eyes were HUGE and all he could keep saying was "That was freaking awesome!"
I can honestly say that Tom has surpassed my knowlege of trad bows and setups. He's flat eat up with it! He lives and breathes trad arechery from the time he wakes up till he goes to bed. Some day I expect he may even be able to outshoot me..LOL., but I'm won't hold my breath on that one....
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Great fried to have that will do everything in his power to not let you down! I hope to be dragging many more deer in the years to come w/ this guy, but hope he starts shooting smaller ones as my back doesn't like these anymore.LOL.
Year ain't done yet Tom...hope you're still coming out this weekend. We're moving stands tomorry afternoon. Time to shoot some does together!
Topic: Kentucky TJ's '09 season (Read 10592 times)
