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Started by centaur, April 01, 2014, 05:05:00 PM

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centaur

While perusing the numerous petroglyphs at the 3 Rivers Petroglyph site in New Mexico, this particular one struck a nerve. This is trad archery in its' most basic, and from the picture, it appears that the artist was having trouble with shot placement like many of us do.
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frassettor

"Everything's fine,just fine". Dad

Stumpkiller

Good stuff!

Looks like he was mixing parabolic and shield.  

I think the hieroglyphs say: "Is 45# enough for rock sheep?"
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FerretWYO

Five legged sheep are long extinct.

What an awesome picture Pat
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chall

thanks for sharing ,very cool.
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Cyclic-Rivers

with 3 arrows for a  kill, I see the flint knappers worked full time.
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fmscan

That was great to see.... thank you

Green

Thanks for sharing that Pat.  Only thing funnier than the five legged sheep would be a pile of sheep poo in front of that rock.     :D
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GreyGoose

Have to add THAT trip to my bucket list- thanks for the inspiration.
Jim

centaur

3 Rivers is a great place. It is about 30 miles north of Alamogordo, and has over 20000 (yes 20 thousand) petroglyphs on the rocks there. For guys like us, it is a wonderful place to wander around and think of those people who were making their living from archery a long time ago. Watch your step if you go; the wife just about stepped on a diamondback in the trail while she was looking at all the glyphs.
There is a BLM campground there if you are so inclined, but the wind was blowing a steady 40 when we were there this time, so we opted for a motel in Alamogordo. Definitely worth a look if you are in the area.
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Jack Hoyt 75

Thanks for posting the pic. Cool!
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Keith Zimmerman

Its amazing it hasnt washed off over time.  Thanks for posting.

Thumper Dunker

Cool stuff That's not a fith  leg its an arrow in the neck.   :thumbsup:
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ron w

Amazing.........   :thumbsup:   Would be a cool Tattoo!
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huntnmuleys

is it September yet??

DarkTimber

Pretty cool!  Makes you realize that in the grand scheme of things, it really hasn't changed that much over time.

Izzy

Real nice. Maybe three fellas shot at a sheep in unison on that particular hunt.   :dunno:

BrownA5

This is like "way Cool"!  Thanks for sharing!


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