*Your Bow*

Post pics and talk about your bow (s)!

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Pse Carroll Marauder. 65% let off, 70 pound draw, 30" draw length.

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This is my Ben Person Longbow. 64" 45lb And my self made Arrows. Cool

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This is my best grouping yet. Im still new to shooting a Longbow, there are no sight's, no arrow rest & being 64" long takes getting used too. Im practiceing my stance & posture for a good strait shot. I shot 165 arrows today. I dont have a glove yet, so, my 3 fingers start getting tender. And im punching out my homemade target pretty fast. Must invest in a store bought good one.

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nice group man. i still remember the first time i got 10x, 10x ,10x from 18 meters, its a great fealing.

Thanks Doug.
It is pretty cool when you get a good grouping i must say. acouple more hundred arrows from this yardedge
and i will move it back another 5 yards & work that. Cool

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I finally got my new Archer glove & belt quiver. Cool

Sweet.

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well, as a new member, but old one on many other sites (most of you know me), I thought I would go ahead and make my first post in the archery section.

those of you who know me know that I love archery, and I love my bow, his name is crazy stick, same as mine...

it is a traditional longbow made for me by Mike Rigazzio, It is Osage Orange, 48# draw @ 28".
im going to get it backed this summer.

well here are some pics.

the bow laying ontop of my quiver that was made by my grandma, the arrows in the quiver were handmade by my grandparents also.

there is another picture.

I have better and more pics on my other computer but will post them later.
I am pretty sure my old post is still there on wildsurvive which has more pics, also on the les boards when they come back up.

The guy that made my bow is going ot teach me this summer. And i am going to take lots of pictures and write up a nice long article on bowmaking.
it is certainly an art.

but not as hard as making good arrows from the land!

hey crazy, wow great set! That arrow holder looks incredible. Good pics

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Do crossbows count?

eric

lol nice cross bow Very Happy

nice cross bow. I have been thinking about getting one, or better yet, making one.

I've always wanted a crossbow Smile

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Crazy Stick wrote:

well, as a new member, but old one on many other sites (most of you know me), I thought I would go ahead and make my first post in the archery section.

those of you who know me know that I love archery, and I love my bow, his name is crazy stick, same as mine...

it is a traditional longbow made for me by Mike Rigazzio, It is Osage Orange, 48# draw @ 28".
im going to get it backed this summer.

well here are some pics.

the bow laying ontop of my quiver that was made by my grandma, the arrows in the quiver were handmade by my grandparents also.

there is another picture. Awsome Bow Crazy. I am a HUGE traditional Bow guy. Nice arrows as well. I make mine, i have a great time doing it. Cool

Cheers.

I have better and more pics on my other computer but will post them later.
I am pretty sure my old post is still there on wildsurvive which has more pics, also on the les boards when they come back up.

The guy that made my bow is going ot teach me this summer. And i am going to take lots of pictures and write up a nice long article on bowmaking.
it is certainly an art.

but not as hard as making good arrows from the land!

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A Knifeless Man is a Lifeless Man
Canadian To The Core
Carry Less by Knowing More
Knowledge Weighs Nothing

	NorthernHunter wrote:
	lol nice cross bow

Thanks

	TrooperMax wrote:
	I've always wanted a crossbow

	Crazy Stick wrote:
	nice cross bow. I have been thinking about getting one, or better yet, making one.

There easy to use but they hurt my back when loading and I have a hard time finding wax for the rails Confused

eric

Well your the only one I know who owns one, heck i dont even know where I would buy one. But as far as hunting weaponry goes they seem the most interesting to me.

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"There dosen't look like there's much shelter over in those mountains, but that's the only choice I got right now, this is gonna be a long week" - Les Stroud Arctic

Here are my two main bows.

Up first is my 2003 Martin Phantom. 55lb, with 70% let off.

And my recurve (55lbs @28") , with Goldtip "traditional" fake wood carbon arrows. Laughing

I really want either a new martin, or a hoyt later this year. Cool

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Great lookin bow Azarcher Very Happy

eric

Nice, i like the recurve. Im into trational archery myself. No sight's, just instinctive shooting. Much more challenging. Cool

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Thanks turd! Cool

	Drummer Dave wrote:
	Nice, i like the recurve. Im into trational archery myself. No sight's, just instinctive shooting. Much more challenging.

+1

I find myself trying too hard with my compound. Shooting becomes more work with that bow, I think because it's the one I hunt with so I try my hardest to make everything perfect. But the recurve is more of a fun bow, and only used for messing around or small game. It's much more relaxing to me than shooting my compound.

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Where the Eagles fly, and the Caribou lie is where I want to be, the Wolf waits there for me.....
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