Gretchen goes Sling-bowfishing
#1
Gretchen goes Sling-bowfishing
Gretchen meets up with Chief AJ and tries her hand at slingshot bowfishing.
http://www.prairiestateoutdoors.com/...from_the_chief
Pretty cool!
http://www.prairiestateoutdoors.com/...from_the_chief
Pretty cool!
#3
Spike
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 20
Here's some more photos - didn't get any fish that day
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...3&l=5b6a6d9fee
- but did the next - well sort of...
I shot 12 but I lost every single one of the darn things off the arrow before I got them in..what am I doing wrong? The darn things do this aerobatic ballet and then poof they are off the arrow and I'm left standing there stomping my feet and saying unladylike things.
Chief AJ who designed that slingshot will be spending the day with the SILO crew tomorrow...provided I can actually figure out this video business..I'll get some of the guy that really knows how to shoot fish with a slingshot!
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...3&l=5b6a6d9fee
- but did the next - well sort of...
I shot 12 but I lost every single one of the darn things off the arrow before I got them in..what am I doing wrong? The darn things do this aerobatic ballet and then poof they are off the arrow and I'm left standing there stomping my feet and saying unladylike things.
Chief AJ who designed that slingshot will be spending the day with the SILO crew tomorrow...provided I can actually figure out this video business..I'll get some of the guy that really knows how to shoot fish with a slingshot!
#5
This is the pic I was talking about...
Notice how the arrow is flying? "nock down" is the term. On a bow this would indicate that you need to move the "Nocking point" on your string. But with your slingshot, you must keep your draw perpendicular (90 degrees) to the slingshot handle. Cheif AJ can explain it much better than I ever could.
Notice how the arrow is flying? "nock down" is the term. On a bow this would indicate that you need to move the "Nocking point" on your string. But with your slingshot, you must keep your draw perpendicular (90 degrees) to the slingshot handle. Cheif AJ can explain it much better than I ever could.