hallj86

I got my bow for x-mas and havent shot it at a live animal yet. So it was in my car when i went to my parents and they have an extreme infestation of chipmuks on their land. So I used them for target practice. I got shots at 6 and lets just say there are 6 less digging holes in my moms flowerbeds and under the pond liner. It was great to see how accurate I was in the field not just at a closed air range.

gzg38b

Addicting, ain't it? Wait till you draw for the first time on a big game animal. What a rush!

TROPHYHUNTER25

great wat=y to find some odd ball practicing

bloodcrick

just dont shoot the pond liner They do leak ya know [8D]

Rob/PA Bowyer

As a new found bowhunter, you need to rethink your signature line.

hallj86

Lol so you like that, I tought of that after seeing the hunt with the ESPN Tom Muranda where a guy headshotted a nice buck you should see it the arrow flies crazy. I got 2 of the chippies in the head too.

kshafer

Rob/PA is just trying to keep you out of trouble here......trust me. this is not a subject that you want to discuss on this site

mauser06

i seen that headshot on tom mirandas encylcopedia video. utterly amazing period. the arrow went hay wire. had to hit a branch or something it went WAY off course and flight was TERRIBLE.

that is by far not where you want to put an arrow on a big game animal. that guy simply got lucky.

good luck with your bowhunting...i couldnt imagine shooting chipmunks. small, quick, and even if you hit them, what will stop your arrow if the ground doesnt? be safe...

gurlsafety

well atleast you have used yours. I bought mine a while ago..but i broke my hand then i had to get knee surgery, so a year latter i can use it now...

hallj86

I was crazy just shooting at targets so ineeded somethin gwith a challenge