new bow
04-12-2005 | 07:40 PM
#2
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 51
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From: Gods Country NC
RE: new bow
Well, congratulations. I think that's just great!
In honor of the new arrival, any true, self respecting master of the woods, king of the stretched string, mightiest of all deerslayers, would do nothing less than bequeath his younger sibling with the honor of caring for his previous bow in it's last, and waning years, lest the old bow become weak from it's yearning for the woods during its golden years!!!!!
I would even swap ya my Spoiler and wont charge ya extra!!!!!
In honor of the new arrival, any true, self respecting master of the woods, king of the stretched string, mightiest of all deerslayers, would do nothing less than bequeath his younger sibling with the honor of caring for his previous bow in it's last, and waning years, lest the old bow become weak from it's yearning for the woods during its golden years!!!!!
I would even swap ya my Spoiler and wont charge ya extra!!!!!
04-13-2005 | 06:39 AM
#3
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 5,525
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From: creemore Ontario Canada
RE: new bow
Congrat's on your new AR they're a great bow and I've shot last season's model a few time's and was definetly surprised in just how quiet and vibration free this bow really was . A very smooth bow to shoot I'm sure you'll love it .When you get a chance give us a review on it .I haven't seen too many review's lately but sure would lobve to hear about the AR.
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