Fletching and Rest Type
10-12-2015, 02:46 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Illinois
Posts: 3,695
Eh, after this surgery on my knee and get back up on my feet well where I can plant and use my back more I'll be okay. At least for a couple more years I hope. My poor old shoulder has been busted up and dislocated so many times it has become a routine procedure just popping it back in. Me and the kids have already discussed the crossbow option and I am not against it. But I've been shooting stick and string of some form since I was in diapers still. (Helps having a Native American as a Great Gramps 
) Old man had me chuckin arrows and my pops had me chuckin bullets about as soon as I accomplished upright mobility. Hard to set down a lifetime of practice and passion.
) Old man had me chuckin arrows and my pops had me chuckin bullets about as soon as I accomplished upright mobility. Hard to set down a lifetime of practice and passion.
10-12-2015, 02:59 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 3,359
Eh, after this surgery on my knee and get back up on my feet well where I can plant and use my back more I'll be okay. At least for a couple more years I hope. My poor old shoulder has been busted up and dislocated so many times it has become a routine procedure just popping it back in. Me and the kids have already discussed the crossbow option and I am not against it. But I've been shooting stick and string of some form since I was in diapers still. (Helps having a Native American as a Great Gramps ) Old man had me chuckin arrows and my pops had me chuckin bullets about as soon as I accomplished upright mobility. Hard to set down a lifetime of practice and passion.
) Old man had me chuckin arrows and my pops had me chuckin bullets about as soon as I accomplished upright mobility. Hard to set down a lifetime of practice and passion.