Just for Laughs; the all time post...
03-18-2003 | 03:45 PM
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From: Louisville Kentucky USA
RE: Just for Laughs; the all time post...
ORIGINAL: CBM SC
How about .......I need a high end bow, all the accessories,arrows, broadheads, good tree stand,camo, and probably a 4 wheeler ! I only have a $100 , what should I do ?
And I know I have never killed a deer with a bow, but I would never enter a trophy buck into any record book , ' cause it' s stupid !!
How about .......I need a high end bow, all the accessories,arrows, broadheads, good tree stand,camo, and probably a 4 wheeler ! I only have a $100 , what should I do ?
And I know I have never killed a deer with a bow, but I would never enter a trophy buck into any record book , ' cause it' s stupid !!
You guys are friggin' killing me!! I am seriously LMAO!!
03-18-2003 | 09:08 PM
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Typical Buck
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HOw high should I put my treestand, is 40 feet enough?? Do I really need a safety belt? ........ if I fall I think I' m strong enough to not get hurt.
Do deer really smell and see that well?? Last year on the first day of GUN season on game lands in PA I had a button buck 10 yards from me on the ground, my cigarette smoke was blowing straight to him, I even had on an orange jacket, and he didn' t spook! Why ??
I hit a buck in the heart last year at 55 yards, and never found him, what can I do to get more penetration?
I bought my bow at Wal-MArt and it' s broke, can you fix it?
Do deer really smell and see that well?? Last year on the first day of GUN season on game lands in PA I had a button buck 10 yards from me on the ground, my cigarette smoke was blowing straight to him, I even had on an orange jacket, and he didn' t spook! Why ??
I hit a buck in the heart last year at 55 yards, and never found him, what can I do to get more penetration?
I bought my bow at Wal-MArt and it' s broke, can you fix it?
03-18-2003 | 10:15 PM
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From: Louisville Kentucky USA
RE: Just for Laughs; the all time post...
I just started bowhunting this week and really love it. I was wondering if anybody has any advice on how I can get my own show. If not, maybe advice on how to become a guide or at the very least, how do I become a moderator on this site. Thanks.
03-18-2003 | 10:47 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Hey, what' s the deal with my bow? It shoots nowhere near as fast as what you guys are talking about!...Geez, the guys on the traditional archery forum said my 45# longbow would be fine... Must be that i' m still shooting aluminum arrows?
03-19-2003 | 01:45 AM
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Joe Jimbobs hunting shows really suck. I don' t even waist my time watching bowhunting on TV anymore. The deer walks up and they just shoot them. (Like I want to watch someone sitting in a tree for six hours first????)
I did buy his vacuum cleaner though
I did buy his vacuum cleaner though
03-19-2003 | 05:38 AM
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I' m a pretty stout guy. I can open any mayonaise jar, hair spray bottle, or move any flower pot the wife throws at me !! I even moved little Bobby' s swingset by myself the other day !! Heck , I even used to work out a little back in the day .
I haven' t ever really shot a bow much but I' m pretty sure a 80-90# one would not be hard for me to pull back (probably could pull much more....if I had to [:@] ).
Was down to the store the other day and currently looking at a 60# bow ,that' s set at 56 # (Man it' s sweet). Do you think that' s enough to kill a deer ?
I sure would hate to get an 80# one, you know....resale and all ??!! [:-]
I haven' t ever really shot a bow much but I' m pretty sure a 80-90# one would not be hard for me to pull back (probably could pull much more....if I had to [:@] ). Was down to the store the other day and currently looking at a 60# bow ,that' s set at 56 # (Man it' s sweet). Do you think that' s enough to kill a deer ?
I sure would hate to get an 80# one, you know....resale and all ??!! [:-]
03-19-2003 | 05:49 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Just for Laughs; the all time post...
jsasker,
With your permission I would like to use some of that material for my next review....
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Ok, one more...
" I don' t care what you guys say, a compound is a crossbow!"
With your permission I would like to use some of that material for my next review....
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Ok, one more...
" I don' t care what you guys say, a compound is a crossbow!"
03-19-2003 | 07:32 PM
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Ok, how bout some real posts that could make this thread. No harm intended to the author:
" I was at the range today, and there was a paper traget of a cougar, about a 20 yard shot. My second shot hit it straight in the forehead. I was wondering if this would drop a cougar in its tracks. My current set-up is a Browning compound set at about 55 lbs. Using 100 grain 3-blade Dead Head broadheads. Arrows are XX75 aluminum. I' m not planning on a cougar hunt, I just was wondering when I saw where the arrow hit. "
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" I was at the range today, and there was a paper traget of a cougar, about a 20 yard shot. My second shot hit it straight in the forehead. I was wondering if this would drop a cougar in its tracks. My current set-up is a Browning compound set at about 55 lbs. Using 100 grain 3-blade Dead Head broadheads. Arrows are XX75 aluminum. I' m not planning on a cougar hunt, I just was wondering when I saw where the arrow hit. "
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