My wife may be right, ...........

[moleman]

My wife may be right,( but ill never admit it)  when she said ive got way to much stuff....But is there such a thing as to much, when it comes to trad. archery???????
While looking through my stashes for some broadheads in my "archery room", or the ( black hole, as my wife calls it) i discovered these 2 treasures which were purchased some time ago, Ben Pearson 304 T.D's cased and neatly placed on the top shelf in the closet.
Being one who cant pass up a good buy, if i remember correctly, ive got 60 bucks in the pair.
So heres the question,,, who else out there cant pass up on a good deal,,need it or not?
Secondly, how many of you have got way to much stuff, but just cant stand to part with anything?
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[BOWMARKS]

First off "YOUR WIFE IS NEVER RIGHT" about archery goodies.
I'm with you on the can never pass up a good buy even if I do not need it.
I will agree with you on maybe having a few too many items here and there.

But only a few.  

[Orion]

I have a hard time passing on a good deal.  Less of a hard time selling some of my stuff to buy other stuff.  

I do not think I have too much stuff, but I am one who has a hard time parting with my stuff!

Bisch

[ti-guy]

[gregg dudley]

I am getting better.  I set a goal to live more simply and to minimize what I "need".  It hasn't resulted in me getting rid of a whole lot, but I have bought a LOT less.

[Stumpkiller]

Just today THE ADMIRAL asked "why do you need a dozen bows?"

This is GREAT because I only have ten bows, so I can buy two more and she'll never suspect.    

[csimpson]

I can't pass up a good deal. Last week I bought a RH bow at the gun show, and I'm Left handed. Happens all the time. My wife says I have way too many bows. I don't think more than 50 is too many.

[bruinman]

I probably have to much stuff, however I have a hard time finding it buried under all of those purses.

[SELFBOW19953]

If you're a "collector" don't you need one of each variation of each model???

[Sockrsblur]

I can honestly say without hesitation or exception I have never sold one bow or one gun... ever! Lol I still have the first bow I ever shot, A pretty little 20lb bear recurve... i would admit its not the best way to be but I suppose there are worse things a guy can do

[cahaba]

I tell my wife I need multiple bows just like she needs multiple purses and shoes. One can never have to many. Bows that is.

I tell her I will get down to one bow when she gets down to one purse and one pair of shoes.  Never happen!

[Blackstick]

Just tell your wife it's all barter material when the economy tanks. BTW this really works.  

[Thumper Dunker]

At least your wife calls it stuff. My wife calls my hunting stuff junk.

[don_h]

Your wife is right.
A good deal is a good deal, needed or not.
what is this "too much stuff" you speak of?

[ISP 5353]

Your wife MAY be right, but I am sure mine is!  I was browsing through some new bows and she pointed out that she thought I was due for a new one since I had not ordered one for several years!       I am blessed!

[Killdeer]

I am in the same boat.
How could I pass up the single-loop NOS hemp bowstrings in that little store near my hunting camp? Good for bows up to 40 pounds!    

Killdeer~ where are my shoes?  

[Danny Rowan]

I look at it this way, as long as my family is taken care of first, if I find something I want and can afford it, I buy it. Do I have too much stuff, probably. Got more arrows than I can ever use for one thing, but if I need em, I gots em. got more custom knives than I need, but I likes em. Got more backquivers than one man needs, but they make good holders for all them arras,LOL.

[Burnsie]

My wife is always finding "great" deals on stuff, I tell her that "We can't afford to save that much"

[TOEJAMMER]

I'm with Danny.