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Australia said goodbye one of its best and fairest today. You will be missed. Such a pity your last days were under the shadow of a government hell bent on tearing every decent thing down including many that you had initiated. Australia needs someone like you now more than ever, and there is no one ...

I am surprised there are no comments here for this video.

This was very cool. Hunting with a classic 60 year old bow. Amazing.

Good find, cheers.
Troy

Damn, sorry that I missed this.

Will pay more attention next year.

I hope it was a fine turn out.

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Troy

Magic! Thanks for sharing Mark

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Troy

Very Cool.

Good to know some of the info about iMovie and Premier.

I am still considering a Mac down the track..

Tuffcity - was that Sound Garden?

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Troy

Hi Bob, Here is a post I started many moons ago about low profile vanes supposedly designed to be shot off the shelf. http://www.ozbow.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13431 G'day all, Wondering if anyone has any experience with some of the new low profile vanes designed to be shot off the shelf. ...

Good one mate, he looks pretty happy.

Funny how I jump on here and see a story like this and start wondering where the LIKE button has gone.

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Troy

Hi Mick, I really like Trad Talk and have learned a lot from that site. There are so many good archery forums out there and to be honest I like most of them as they all have something to offer, in varying degrees, even if it is just to sit in on an archery discussion for no other reason because you ...

Back in the early 80's I switched to shooting 3 under with my Compound and shot Split with my Recurve. I adjusted the Compounds Tuning and Arrow Mass so that with a 3 Under Anchor I had the same Point Blank Range with both types of Bows. I Shot and Set Up the last Compound I bought [ late 90's ] up...

Beautiful. Why are short bows so damned sexy? I fell in love with the Bear Kodiak Magnum at first sight 40+ years ago and they are still today a bow that has such beautiful lines. Interestingly the Super Mag never held the same appeal. To me the brace height was too high....always felt half drawn an...

Hi Troy. I love the extreme recurves and think they look gorgeous. I want to see some more reviews first but I am seriously thinking of getting a set of UHKAA Vx1000 limbs down the track. not yet decided what riser I will mount them on but not really after a sub 60 inch bow - basically the riser li...

I love the extreme recurves and think they look gorgeous. I want to see some more reviews first but I am seriously thinking of getting a set of UHKAA Vx1000 limbs down the track. not yet decided what riser I will mount them on but not really after a sub 60 inch bow - basically the riser limb combina...

I remember Brian Heber? (Hebel) was shooting recurve and competing in ABA in the late 70's and early 80's using three fingers under.

Brian is the only one I can remember using that style at that period.

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Troy

Very cool. I like it.

wish I had one in the collection.

Yes looking forward to a bow report

in the meantime https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21VFGAR ... 1M1dWYhpjg Grey does love to go on a bit but he does show off a LOT of trad bows on his channel.

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Troy

The other remarkable thing was that a majority of the bows exhibit a "reflex" in the handle, I could only see this reference in relation to reflex in the link you provided. A bow having reflex in the handle is in no way saying that it would have recurved tips. Jeff Hi Jeff. No mate, I was...

Morning all, Sorry I should have said I recall reading it. I am sure I have seen this mentioned from a few different sources (one I am sure was from Robert Hardy) This one http://www.archers-review.com/magazine-articles/june-2010-longbows-of-the-mary-rose And I am sure there was another place on the...

all longbows as far as im concerned. ...nev.. http://www.google.com.au/search?q=english+longbows&newwindow=1&nord=1&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=Gar1U_DRMcm5uASY3YH4Ag&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=629#facrc=_&imgdii=ReLEbpxMFXQJtM%3A%3Bl8eQEWw-...

Wow...$80 with a plastic ferrule.

Reminds me of the F - 35. an overpriced dud, designed to suck in dummies.

What a really great collection of bows there. Nice to bring them out and have a play.

BTW there was a photo of Denis in the background there that at first I thought it was G Gordon Liddy....

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Troy

I know that many would prefer with the bow. personally I would be happy either way. A great location - if we had this spot nearby I am sure that many of us would be there quite frequently. Especially with the little fresh water stream - very handy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVVm_QmudAw Cheers ...

Grant I saw the header and and the author and thought you were giving up the grog!

The world is back to normal.

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Troy

Wow what a truly beautiful bow Daryl.

Thank you very much for posting that build a long.

I can't wait to see what you do with the Lake Ledro Bow, it looks very special just on paper.

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Troy

Yes Steve,

Good luck mate, great idea.

I have some "paint by numbers" masterpieces I can send.

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Troy

Evening Troy. Especially at the longer distances. Measurements are meaningless unless you are very consistent or you are shooting such high volumes of arrows that you are able to make use of a bell curve graph in your feedback. Just to ruin your nights sleep or should that be sleeps. Note: Question...

Jimmy's a good dude, takes bunch of game regularly, is a world champ and can shoot with the best whether its with his self bows or running his 70" stringwalking rigs. I spent a few weeks with his coach, Rod Jenkins a few years back ... You should see these lads on moving targets ....... Wowser...

Very very nice lines Bob.

I agree with Darryl, the Grey Actionwood is very nice.

Great job.

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Troy

G'day Terry,

I think someone is having a laugh.

Are there even bows under 10 pounds for an adult?

They are sticklers for insurance but there is the probation option before becoming a full member.

They are definitely ABA club for sure.

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Troy

These guys started out with bows and arrows and crossbows but progressed to other stuff during the Vietnam War before they were abandoned. How ironic that they had to hand in their weapons considering where they were headed. :surprised: 1992, they are all "Good Old Boys" now I reckon. http...

A beautiful shooting classic bow Dennis.

Too heavy for my shooting these days as well unfortunately otherwise I'd snap this up in a New York minute.

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Troy

Morning All. Troy - Would you classify this as 'Traditional Archery'? Note the draw length check on the arrow. The competition is only a newcomer on the scene ....... it only goes back 800 odd years. :biggrin: http://vimeo.com/45555883 Nice one Grahame, I wonder if women have always been allowed to...