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07-24-2006 | 02:09 PM

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tschammel

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RE: Bow Sling/Carrier

Waltwittman,
I I've walked with you out in the woods. I don't think sneak is in your vocab.....I've seen you hunt too..... I don't think bowhunting is either. Stick to duck hunting.

P.S I saw a "trigger punching" thread today that reminded me of you.

Shammy

07-24-2006 | 02:36 PM

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hardcorehunter

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RE: Bow Sling/Carrier

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ORIGINAL: Greg / MO

I've toyed around with the idea of getting a Primos sling for a long time... I would love to not have to hold my bow on the long treks in to my stand; the problem is, my shoulders are usually taken up because of my stand on my back.

I've tried to sling a backpack over my shoulders when I'm packing my stand in, and I've found that usually one strap at a time is enough over them.

(Before anyone makes a smart-alecky remark, I've got a 33" waist and a 44" chest and can bench around 240... not bad for someone weighing 180; I don't think my shoulders being too small is the problem...

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I keep my primos sling straps short and I carry the strap in my hand and not over my shoulder. Like I said, these are a great item for raising and lowering your bow to the ground and as stated perfect for leaving the woods in the dark. The sling stuffs into one of it's pocket ends and is very compact and weighs only a couple of ounces. This is one of those "how did I live without this" once you own one.

HCH

07-24-2006 | 08:24 PM

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Greg / MO

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RE: Bow Sling/Carrier

Thanks, hardcore; appreciate the input and suggestion...

I'm sure I'm going to end up getting one before the season starts. If anyone knows of a number for Bowhunter's Accessories Anonymous, just PM me...