Time to go Trad
07-25-2006 | 10:49 PM
#51
Fork Horn
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RE: Time to go Trad
Captain,
Good reply. Thats my sentiments too.
Btw, what weekend did you get drawn into? Im in the first.
something else I thought of today...if this hunt is designed for the traditional archer, why are there no hunts for the traditional blackpowder hunter? (side caplock/flintlock - iron sights - granular blackpowder in a horn) Ive got one of those too. You want to talk tough, have a flash pan go off in your face and not flinch. Guys that go buy an inline have taken the traditional muzzleloading and piched it out the window w/ their mcd's cup.
And now Im in w/ millertime and dwd, Im out of the topic.
Good reply. Thats my sentiments too.
Btw, what weekend did you get drawn into? Im in the first.
something else I thought of today...if this hunt is designed for the traditional archer, why are there no hunts for the traditional blackpowder hunter? (side caplock/flintlock - iron sights - granular blackpowder in a horn) Ive got one of those too. You want to talk tough, have a flash pan go off in your face and not flinch. Guys that go buy an inline have taken the traditional muzzleloading and piched it out the window w/ their mcd's cup.
And now Im in w/ millertime and dwd, Im out of the topic.
07-26-2006 | 08:58 AM
#55
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Norman OK USA
RE: Time to go Trad
ORIGINAL: backinCAT
I think the irony of all this would be for ya'll to go out, wound bucks and feel shameful for trying to cheat the system. Actually no ......... I doubt ya'll would feel any shame at all [
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I think the irony of all this would be for ya'll to go out, wound bucks and feel shameful for trying to cheat the system. Actually no ......... I doubt ya'll would feel any shame at all [
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