As some of you may know I attended the Traditional Archery Society Nationals last weekend in Mississippi.
It was a great time and I got to meet a lot of guys I only knew on line. One in particular was our own Big Jim.
I went over to his tent to see his wares and to introduce my self. I can tell you he had a very nice layout. If you want it and Jim doesn't have it, you probably don't need it.
I had a few concerns about his takedown system that I had used on one of my longbows. I believe he got me straightened out and I'm ready to try again.
For those who've done business with Jim I don't have to tell you what an engaging and friendly guy he is. If you haven't done business with him, you should.
On Saturday Jim and I teamed up to shoot the broadhead round. It was my first broadhead shoot and I had a blast...even though Jim cleaned my clock.
He was using his signature 1 1/2" three blade broadheads while I was shooting Howard Hill heads.
Since "line cutters" counted for the next higher score I think he had the advantage.
At least that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Anyway here's a tip of the hunting hat and a shout out to a new friend and great guy.