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New to Forum and Looking for some Help with Trad

#1 Post by JBMOZ » Tue Oct 02, 2012 4:57 pm

Hi All,

This is my first post here. I've been a member over at the Australian Bow Hunting Forum for about 7 months.

I took up bow hunting around 8 months ago and have become mildly obsessed. As part of this journey (which started with a compound), I picked up a recurve a couple months back and have really enjoyed it.

I am not sure if I can attribute it to my Apache heritage, but I really enjoy what I have experienced with trad so far (I have yet to hunt with one) and want to take it up a notch. To this end, I was wonder if anyone out there could point me to some good instruction (with hunting as the end game) in the traditional space (instinctive).

Any advice or if you can point me to a good coach, even better.

Based on someone's recommendation I have just ordered Masters of Barebow (the whole series), but it is no substitute for getting some good direct guidance.

All thoughts welcome.

Cheers, JBM

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#2 Post by Buranurra » Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:22 pm

Hi JMBOZ

Welcome to the forum! You have come to the right place for excellent advice on all things trad! I am in a similar position to you so I wouldn't be the person to offer any advice at this stage.

Tell us about your recurve?

Cheers

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#3 Post by Stickbow Hunter » Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:02 pm

Welcome to Ozbow JBM. If you let us know where you live we might be able to suggest a Trad club near you or some of the members may live near you and be able to assist you.

Jeff

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#4 Post by JBMOZ » Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:42 pm

Stickbow Hunter wrote:Welcome to Ozbow JBM. If you let us know where you live we might be able to suggest a Trad club near you or some of the members may live near you and be able to assist you.

Jeff

Hi Jeff

I am in East Brunswick Victoria.

Jase,

I am splitting my time between bear takedown and bear superkodiak 55# and 50# respectively.

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#5 Post by matt61 » Tue Oct 02, 2012 11:02 pm

Hi JMBOZ
I am a member of a ABA club in the western suburbs of Melbourne and we have quite a few members
who shoot trad bows.Myself having shot target and hunted with trad bows only for over fifteen years
and am also the club bowhunting education officer,I am more than happy to give a newby advice and
tips about trad bows.
Matt

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#6 Post by JBMOZ » Tue Oct 02, 2012 11:10 pm

matt61 wrote:Hi JMBOZ
I am a member of a ABA club in the western suburbs of Melbourne and we have quite a few members
who shoot trad bows.Myself having shot target and hunted with trad bows only for over fifteen years
and am also the club bowhunting education officer,I am more than happy to give a newby advice and
tips about trad bows.
Matt

Hi Matt

Sounds great. Thanks.

How can I best get in touch to get some more detail on the club and some instruction?

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#7 Post by wishsong » Wed Oct 03, 2012 6:44 am

JMBOZ,

I live a suburb away in Northcote .

Inner city trad archers are few and far between eh !

Masters of the Barebow is a great place to start ,IMHO , particularly no 3 !

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#8 Post by Brett Finger » Wed Oct 03, 2012 7:35 am

matt61 wrote:Hi JMBOZ
I am a member of a ABA club in the western suburbs of Melbourne and we have quite a few members
who shoot trad bows.Myself having shot target and hunted with trad bows only for over fifteen years
and am also the club bowhunting education officer,I am more than happy to give a newby advice and
tips about trad bows.
Matt
Good Job Matt,
JMBOZ, welcome to the forum ans Matt is exactually the answer to what you seek.
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#9 Post by matt61 » Wed Oct 03, 2012 4:24 pm

Sent you an Email JMBOZ.
Matt

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#10 Post by Gringa Bows » Wed Oct 03, 2012 4:34 pm

Welcome to Ozbow JBM

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#11 Post by bigbob » Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:35 pm

LB rod 55 wrote:Welcome to Ozbow JBM
Ditto to that . Plenty of good advise on here.
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#12 Post by JBMOZ » Wed Oct 03, 2012 7:54 pm

matt61 wrote:Sent you an Email JMBOZ.
Matt
Thanks Matt. I will try and get over there. Thanks for the tip. Will let you know when I can make it in advance.

Thanks again.

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