4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
09-05-2007, 07:02 PM
#211
Typical Buck
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
Hey guys. Hows everyones season goin?
Not much goin on down here in SW PA. I havn't had much time to do any scouting since school started, but still decided on stand locations based on past years. For the opener, Ill be sitting in an old apple orchard where I shot my first buck 2 years back. Theres heavy deer activity in the area, and its easy to access. I also got some good news. I was talkin to a property owner that lives right up the road. He said he has seen 3 or 4 nice bucks runnin around the area. Man opening day cant get here soon enough![>:]
Geno, Id like to see a picture of that 24" spread 8 point, preferrably with you sitting behind it![&:]
Not much goin on down here in SW PA. I havn't had much time to do any scouting since school started, but still decided on stand locations based on past years. For the opener, Ill be sitting in an old apple orchard where I shot my first buck 2 years back. Theres heavy deer activity in the area, and its easy to access. I also got some good news. I was talkin to a property owner that lives right up the road. He said he has seen 3 or 4 nice bucks runnin around the area. Man opening day cant get here soon enough![>:]
Geno, Id like to see a picture of that 24" spread 8 point, preferrably with you sitting behind it![&:]
09-05-2007, 07:59 PM
#212
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
ORIGINAL: BowHunter46
Geno, Id like to see a picture of that 24" spread 8 point, preferrably with you sitting behind it![&:]
Geno, Id like to see a picture of that 24" spread 8 point, preferrably with you sitting behind it![&:]
You're not the only one.
He's not real thick but pretty tall. He should go 140's.
Oh God !!! Sept 29th is coming.
09-06-2007, 06:56 AM
#214
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
ORIGINAL: AR 34 eight point
That would be a nice wall hanger. Get some picx. up so we can see it.
That would be a nice wall hanger. Get some picx. up so we can see it.
09-06-2007, 11:27 AM
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
ORIGINAL: WomBeasel
I'm going moose hunting in a week. Is there anyway I can slip a moose score into this contest?[:@] After-all, its just a big deer.
I'm going moose hunting in a week. Is there anyway I can slip a moose score into this contest?[:@] After-all, its just a big deer.
09-06-2007, 01:32 PM
#217
Typical Buck
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
We tried that last year with a record book reindeer.It did not work for us.
I have not got much done around here.I've been checking out some airial photos looking for stand sites.I've wanted to slip in mid day for a peek,but 90 degree temps have slowed me down on that.Plus I've been dealing with the insurance company junk on my work truck.They are going to total it.The estimate was just under $2500 to fix it.Now I'm waiting on appraisal amount on my truck for the settlement.I did catch a few catfish Tuesday night.Nothing big,the largest was just over 8 lbs,but it was fun.
I have not got much done around here.I've been checking out some airial photos looking for stand sites.I've wanted to slip in mid day for a peek,but 90 degree temps have slowed me down on that.Plus I've been dealing with the insurance company junk on my work truck.They are going to total it.The estimate was just under $2500 to fix it.Now I'm waiting on appraisal amount on my truck for the settlement.I did catch a few catfish Tuesday night.Nothing big,the largest was just over 8 lbs,but it was fun.
09-07-2007, 06:59 PM
#219
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
ORIGINAL: archer58
Any of you shoot a Bowtech?
Any of you shoot a Bowtech?
As of right now, Im stuck with that old Bear bow (posted pix a couple weeks ago).
What other bows have you shot? Ive heard that, when it comes to bows, you get what you pay for.When I do get a new bow next year, Id like to get something thats a good quality without spending a fortune, but I also dont want a cheap piece of junk.
Im thinkin about buyin a new Fred Bear Instinct or Element. Ive heard good reviews about them, and the price is hard to beat compared to other brands.
09-07-2007, 09:22 PM
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RE: 4- Official Team Trick'em 'n Stick'em Thread
I just ordered a Bear Instinct for a customer and friend of mine. I 'll let you know how it stacks up.
I think I'm going to sell my Tribute. Too hard to tune. Cam lean is excessive, and you can't use a drop away w/o retwisting/untwisting cables.I've spent the whole summer (no kidding) trying to get the thing to group bh's and fp's.
I will probably try a Darton AS300 or possibly a Hoyt Vulcan.Maybe I'll stick w/ the Black Ice and Trykon. ??? I don't know.
I think I'm going to sell my Tribute. Too hard to tune. Cam lean is excessive, and you can't use a drop away w/o retwisting/untwisting cables.I've spent the whole summer (no kidding) trying to get the thing to group bh's and fp's.
I will probably try a Darton AS300 or possibly a Hoyt Vulcan.Maybe I'll stick w/ the Black Ice and Trykon. ??? I don't know.