HH BUG GOT ME - Part Two!

[jwhitetail]

Alright... so here is what Mr. OE himself looks like (Last Sunday) when he beats you by one point with one good eye and takes your only dollar bill with that red Vixen of his...

 

[jwhitetail]

Couple more...
Soon I'll post pics of my new Misty Dawn!
 

 

And one of me trying to beat this joker...
 

[Green]

Great pics Jerry!

James....I want a couple of those shirts!

[Mudd]

Thanks for sharing your photos.

It's on my bucket list to: Pin up a dollar bill with Mr OE's signature on it to my trophy wall.

 

[Brianlocal3]

I want a shirt first

[centaur]

OE, how do we get a shirt??

[Dan bree]

One of those shirts sure would look good shooting my misty dawn  come on James  how do we get them?

[JDBerry]

I will check into it today,   ..OE

You guys didn't get a shirt with your new Berry bows?  I thought everybody did.

[Green]

Don't stir that pot too hard Pavan!    :D

[CHENRYIV]

Originally posted by centaur:
OE, how do we get a shirt??

Centaur, you must be a mind reader.

Don't mind me, I just got six standard Howard Hill broadheads shaving sharp.  That always makes me a bit cranky.

The angst about getting Hill heads razor sharp is, do I keep them that way or do my serration with a Grizzly file, when I know that any touch ups when out hunting are going be with a file or a carbide sharpener anyway?  There ain;t no place to plug in my Dremel buffer in the woods.

[Brianlocal3]

That's a predicament isn't it Pavan.
I don't high polish my blades, but I do like a good smooth sharp blade, my particular styles leaves them slightly rough but not toothed and it seems to be the best of both worlds for me.

It is very tempting to hunt with them like this. I know the shaving sharp guys would say that, but I have on all but one deer shot with standard Hills had the serration, that one was sharpened with the welded metal carbide sharpener that Hill sold years ago.  I know I still have it, I just cannot find it.  I have shot deer with my single bevel from the Hill blanks that were shaving sharp, but that is a whole different critter when they are single bevel and matching the fletch.  I made up a set of Surewoods and test shot these, one at a time, out of my Morningstar. Perfect, so I sharpened them up to keep me from shooting them all day.  Last year I made a set with old style 160 Grizzlies and tried to test all six at once, which left me with three broadhead arrows, one net length blunt and a couple of short tomato stakes.

[Brianlocal3]

Lol,
I accidentally rendered a few of my useless last year by getting over zealous on my practice also

Thought about it and if those new Berry bows come with a shirt I am going to put my name in for a yew string follow. LEFT HANDED

[JDBerry]

pavan-you drive a hard deal, that means I will have to make two Misty Dawns, just to get it right,I mean left! My friend your back on the list.  ..OE

We are about to hit the road and head north for the grandson's birthday. I will call Monday PM. When we get back. Pm sent for now.

I gotta drive north, the wife is waiting in the car. James, What was that wood with pinkish shading that you used in a couple bows a while back? Would that go good with a yew under clear glass?