Official Team The Horse Tamers Thread (14)
08-21-2008, 09:47 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Minnesota
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
Clay, you were on my team last year
Correct? Team 11?
I think you posted the same thing, about you're son? If so, that is dedication and I wish you the best of luck.
I like "The Regulators" as a name too.
Just so I can say..
"Regulatorssssssssss MOUNT UP" [8D]
Correct? Team 11?
I think you posted the same thing, about you're son? If so, that is dedication and I wish you the best of luck.
I like "The Regulators" as a name too.
Just so I can say..
"Regulatorssssssssss MOUNT UP" [8D]
08-21-2008, 09:54 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
I dropped Pm's to the other, "not as excited as us" people.
I think everyone else will show, there's one guy that only has 2 posts... one in the Gun and One in the Bow contests...
I think everyone else will show, there's one guy that only has 2 posts... one in the Gun and One in the Bow contests...
08-21-2008, 09:58 PM
#23
Fork Horn
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
Yep Kyle, happy to be onyour team again this year. I think we'll be doing better this year, right?
Aaron, I saw your post about a safety climbing system. The HSS climbing system is the way to go. Your right, the most dangerous part is the climb and transfer to the stand. This system greatly reduces that risk.
-cp
Aaron, I saw your post about a safety climbing system. The HSS climbing system is the way to go. Your right, the most dangerous part is the climb and transfer to the stand. This system greatly reduces that risk.
-cp
08-21-2008, 10:02 PM
#24
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
Yeh, Im going to find me some quality rope and a carbiner, and make a prussick knot or just bum off of GMMAT,to ascend and descend from the tree. The tree is so high, and nothing to break my fall on those little screw in steps, makes me uneasy..
08-21-2008, 10:22 PM
#27
Fork Horn
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
Kyle, Iwasset onthe Bowtech General, but couldn't get the draw length long enough.So Ifocused on the long draw bows andpurchasedthe Hoyt Seven-37 (new this year) and dressed it with a RipCord rest, Extreme RT-1000 sight and the 6" Stealth stabilizer. I'm shooting 125 grain tips and my total arrow weight is 445 - seemsto beworking okay. My previous bow was also 37" ATA, but this one is a little heavier. I shot the old bow a couple of weeks ago and I couldn't believe the difference, that POC.
08-21-2008, 10:31 PM
#28
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team 14 Thread
ORIGINAL: KCMO Cityboy
Kyle, Iwasset onthe Bowtech General, but couldn't get the draw length long enough.So Ifocused on the long draw bows andpurchasedthe Hoyt Seven-37 (new this year) and dressed it with a RipCord rest, Extreme RT-1000 sight and the 6" Stealth stabilizer. I'm shooting 125 grain tips and my total arrow weight is 445 - seemsto beworking okay. My previous bow was also 37" ATA, but this one is a little heavier. I shot the old bow a couple of weeks ago and I couldn't believe the difference, that POC.
Kyle, Iwasset onthe Bowtech General, but couldn't get the draw length long enough.So Ifocused on the long draw bows andpurchasedthe Hoyt Seven-37 (new this year) and dressed it with a RipCord rest, Extreme RT-1000 sight and the 6" Stealth stabilizer. I'm shooting 125 grain tips and my total arrow weight is 445 - seemsto beworking okay. My previous bow was also 37" ATA, but this one is a little heavier. I shot the old bow a couple of weeks ago and I couldn't believe the difference, that POC.
Looks like we have at least two hoyt shooters on the team, what is everyone else shootin?
Aaron, I'm guessing a hmmm...bowtech ally? And Steve...Windwalker take down 15 yr old recurve??
