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Hello Jeff,

Are any of these still available?
Cheers

This will be interesting to watch unfold.

Never seen the process from start like this.

Don't feel bad Morton - back on the bike mate.

I'm reading this after just popping outside for a you-know-what.

German beer and archery - If that was my club I'd think I'd died and gone to heaven
Shame about the 15 metres only though.

tjensen wrote:Count me in, I'm an ABA member; I love all their ,music
Tony

Not so keen on the music - but I just love to hunt in a one piece velour jumpsuit..

Yes I'm a recent member.

Good on you Moreton,

Broke my own rule and went for a beer with a mate who smokes....

As a result I'm on day 2 again now. Still 23 days prior to that with no filthty habit.

Bak on the wagon again - Yee ha!

Hi Kelly - Im the same Aussie from Trad Gang.

Apparently working out the exact species of these are quite an art.
Perhaps one of the Australian botanist sites may help.

Such as :
http://www.au.gardenweb.com/forums/trees/

Cheers

I think all that heat up north has fried some brains

Nah - they look great - certainly be some conversations had over 'em

Cheers

I got a pair of schafer silvertip limbs with rattlesnakes skins sent from the US. Didn't even think about customs to be honest and I had no problem.
The limbs cost me $270 so if I had to pay $260 for a radiation treatment I would have been upset.
Cheers

Hey Jeff,

I think he has joined - or may be lurking.

I'll encourage him to join..... or he won't be able to trust me when he goes down to collect his arrows each end....

Hello Dennis,
Thank you for going to the time and trouble to fix my poor photo and share your knowledge.

I have printed this off and will take it along Sunday to share.

Thank you for your time, it is very appreciated.
Cheers,

Hello, a friend from my archery club has recently completed making his 1st Take down recurve. (And only his 2nd made bow) He was asking me about whether the tiller of his bow looked correct and I suggested rather than me giving him incorrect information I'd post it here. Below is a a picture of my f...

Very cool

The arrow did not rotate as quickly as I thought.

that's pretty good advice Andy! booze is probably the worst trigger, followed by empty hands! Hue Yes I definitely agree with the empty hands part. Last long time quit I started building models at night to distract myself and keep my hands busy. Likewise with the nicorette lozenges I used - I would...

Moreton, My quit success is somewhat tainted by the last few months - but I gave up for 3 years and I've just quit again. Suggestions: 1) For the 1st week avoid the "triggers for smoking". For myself I avoid a beer for the first few weeks 2) I use the tablets at first - use them to control...

Thanks for the reply Tony. I think they might be a little too stiff for my needs.

I was however pimping the Hoyt at my club today - it's a bloody great price for a bow like that.
I also enjoyed the story about the Damon - in Archery Action if I recall correctly? I assume it's the same bow.

Cheers

Thanks for the pics - one of my favourite birds.
My other favourite bird is the large breasted blonde warbler - but my wife gets angry when I look at pics of those....

tjensen wrote:Andy,
They're 5000s, so 70/90.
Tony

Thanks Tony - might be a bit stiff for my bows at 57# and 66#.
Did the arrows shoot ok out of the Hoyt?
I suppose with a bit more weight up front they might not be too stiff.
Cheers

Hi Tony,

What spine are the Vapour's?

Looseplucker, He now custom makes stockwhips. So I guess the next time you and your mates get together it will be a "Cracking" good time!! Ben's going to love that. Tony I actually winced when I read that. :lol: http://www.ohio-share.coxnewsweb.com/multimedia/dynamic/00587/flu_vaccine_kid...

was he a younger bloke than ken with curly brown hair. Yep shorter, younger bloke, pretty well built with a lot of tat's. Had acne scars rode a harley and lived out at Blacktown from memory. There was another younger bloke there too - tall skinny fella - Simon or Stuart. I'm guessing Tony would be ...

Wow the archery Centre there's a blast from the past. I still have a back quiver bought from there for my 16th birthday by my Mum & Dad. I use to trundle in there on the train from Cronulla for a shoot on the 18 metre indoor range. Anyone remember Tony who used to work there for Ken? He was a go...

Hi Rob,

What was the finger pinch like on this at 31"?
I have a mate looking for a bow who is a knuckle dragger and needs 31 - 32" draw length.
Cheers,

Wow that is a beautiful bow.

Rod do you make these bows to order? If so could you PM me what your asking price is for a similar bow to suit a lady, about 32# at 26"?
A mate at my club would love this thing!

Wow - great shots and very beautiful, dramatic country.

I think they would mate - not that I have ever tried a bow against them.

Moved into a new place 7 months ago and the place was lousy with the things. I declared jihad on the little brown bastards and I now have native wattle birds, silver eyed finches and other natives back

Not going in to whom I voted for or feel are the least awful but one thing I know...

I love telling the "Greenies" handing out the flyers at the local voting centre "voting for the shooters party - back off...."

Chuditech no worries.
I'd rather it get used than be my experiment

Ben have dropped the funds in your account for the book only.
Cheers,

Chuditch if you want the Selway it's yours.

I was only getting it out of curiosity - I doubt I will ever use it in the field. I'm much too set in my ways with my Safari Tuff duiker.