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Al Kidner wrote:Well done mate and thanks for that fine pic... it's a good one.
A fine trade as well. When I'm home mate your arrows are next, sorry for the delay. Work sux!

No panic Al, I have enough for the next millenium, and you are right...work sux!

TRASH wrote:Gotta be happy with that axe... Table fair or dogs desert mate !!!!! ?

Back & hindquarter table, dog gets the rest

Stickbow Hunter wrote:

traded this lot for two busted arrows

That's a fair deal in my books! They look in good nick too.

These are in good nick, shot two more with "mixo"

Took the Border for an outing this arvo and traded this lot for two busted arrows

I have two lots of this water repellent powder for feathers, if you are interested let me know and and it's yours...FREE :) Why? Because I find it easier and quicker to spray mine with water repellent aerosol and have no uise for it It's fine once on the feathers, but care should be taken when apply...

Checking out a new hunting area up north yesterday I encountered a group of Red hinds on their way back to cover after having completed their breakfast meeting

I don't know much, but one thing I do know...you will be hard pressed to buy bow that is better quality than Huntsman!

Look'n good there matey, better luck next time

Good on ya matey...good to see you have the bow weight to knock 'em over

Tommo wrote:Nice and close to them Axe, good job.
Was he croaking at all?

No Thommo, not a sound

Looking for and hoping to skewer a pig I came accross this fella and his mates, I kept company with them for an hour or so, sorry about the poor quality of pics but it was drizzling rain so the good camera stayed in the pack. They were initially about 20m away and oblivious to my presence and presen...

I'll take them thanks Ben

Came across mum, dad and "Dinner"...had the choice of whom I should invite to accompany me at the dining table "Dinner" was the obvious choice, hence after a 10m shot and a quick dressing "Dinner' was escorted to my vehicle and home Tomorrow evening after having spent some t...

Don't know if you saw this, it aint bad, I know I can't make enough to keep my lot happy??


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Coach
I probably fit ok because apart from the dribble and unlike some I shoot TRAD,

Jeffro
Only saw two and got the one shot, but have been know to hit fresh air as often as the next

Morton
This one doesn't have the choils, my other does, but I really don't notice any difference

How do you find the Black Douglas? The Aussie dollar is beginning to look pretty good against the GBP, y'know? :wink: Moreton, As you will be aware often the difference in bow makes/types is merely personal preference, my opinion is some of that, but I can say I have owned many different breeds, (t...

Black Widow PSAV "IRONWOOD" T/D Recurve - 58" 69#@ 28" - has name "OTAKTAY" (Sioux for Kills Many) Purchased new 21/9/05 -fired a maximum of 200 arrows In Excellent, Unblemished, ie NEW condition Am looking to trade for quality longbow, preferably D/R similar poundage, ...

Tommo,
This rabbit was at about 15m, depending on the "area" I will take a shot out to 30m...most would be around 20m, give or take

Moreton wrote:I'd bet they came from Coach, Jaydo.Mark at Tradbits has them as well.

Actually bought them along with some other ones from Kustom King in 2004...I do also have some that Coach's lovely lady made for me

A Dogs Plea -Treat me kindly, my beloved friend, for no heart in all the world is more grateful for kindness than the loving heart of me. -Do not break my spirit with a stick, for though I might lick your hand between blows, your patience and understanding will more quickly teach me the things you ...

Congratulations, top job

7yr old Staffy "Emma" aka Tata & 22mth old Pit Bull "Butcher" Have had Emma since 8 weeks old & Butcher who was 9 mths old and unnamed was taken from a couple of macho sickos who along with abusing him were intending to dog fight him...marvelous how these type of people a...

Noticed a few parrot feathers around one of my hunting spots over the last few days, I thought I might try to find the culprit causing the grief Just on dark I saw this bloke sneaking on a rabbit, something he won't be doing again... A 12m shot from the Border and a 650grn arrow sporting a Tusker Az...

Chek-Mate Hunter II 58" 3Piece T/D 65# @ 28"
Riser:Cocobolo / Bolivian Rosewood with Maple & Purple Heart Accent Stripes
Limbs: Red Elm – Limb Belly Edge Cut / Limb Back Flat Cut
Made Feb 2007...Excellent/NewCondition

Nice shooting axe what are the specs of the bow? and also what do you do with the hares ive herd there a lot thougher than bunnys? Chek-Mate Hunter II 58" 3Piece T/D 65#@28" Riser:Cocobolo / Bolivian Rosewood with Maple & Purple Heart Accent Stripes Limbs: Red Elm – Limb Belly ...

Took the Chek-Mate out yesterday arvo, appears some of Coach's Mojo stayed with the bow

Class bow Jeffro, made by a class person...if the performance is anything like the one I had (which I am sure it will be) you have yourself a real winner

Nev,
Try a heavier head, it worked for me when I was using the arrows that I was shooting from my B/Widows...will weaken the spine and leave you a heavy/heavier arrow

Done Woody,thank you