Robin Hood Etiquette
02-26-2009, 04:07 PM
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Robin Hood Etiquette
When shooting 3d shoots, I’ve shot several robin hoods, but luckily, it’s always been on my own arrows. But I got to thinking the other night as a guy and I kept trading off busting each others knocks about ever other target, what happens if we robin hood a couple of these puppies?
Honestly, I don’t care as much if someone does it to me... I’m more concerned that I’m doing the right thing as a respectful and courteous fellow archer. Do you offer to give him some money? And if so, what do you offer? 10 bucks, something more nominal like 5 bucks? Or is it generally considered "a risk you take when you play the game" - which is kinda the way I see it??
Just curious what others thoughts or past experiences are?
Honestly, I don’t care as much if someone does it to me... I’m more concerned that I’m doing the right thing as a respectful and courteous fellow archer. Do you offer to give him some money? And if so, what do you offer? 10 bucks, something more nominal like 5 bucks? Or is it generally considered "a risk you take when you play the game" - which is kinda the way I see it??
Just curious what others thoughts or past experiences are?
02-26-2009, 05:29 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Robin Hood Etiquette
I have not seen this a problem unless the targets are very close. Busting a nock or fletching is no big deal, but if you are busting up arrows often, then this would get old. I don't think that I would offer any $; this is just part of the game. I think that it also hasa lot to do with the skill level of your partner.
02-27-2009, 03:29 AM
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Fork Horn
Join Date: May 2008
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RE: Robin Hood Etiquette
I was at a 3d shoot once and robin hooded my friends arrow. I simply told him sorry about the luck and I pulled the arrows apart and gave him his back. It was junk of course but mine was still good. He didn'tcare at alland we joked about it for the rest of the shoot.
02-27-2009, 07:58 AM
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Robin Hood Etiquette
ORIGINAL: TFOX
The shooter keeps the arrows and the person that had his arrow destroyed should just say good shot as he hands you the arrows.
The shooter keeps the arrows and the person that had his arrow destroyed should just say good shot as he hands you the arrows.
03-02-2009, 06:19 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: lakeside
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RE: Robin Hood Etiquette
I had one of mine hit at state last year. That was his 1st ever to Robin Hood. I dated it and gave it to him. It was really a big deal for him and I just think that is part of shooting. If you are afraid of your arrow getting hit, stick to 5 spot.
