View Poll Results: Can i hunt it deer with primitive 35# bow
Yes i can
19
59.38%
No i can't
13
40.63%
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Can i hunt with this?
01-12-2013, 02:12 AM
#42
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2010
Location: South East Pa.
Posts: 526
Yes, it will kill a deer. I bet I am the only guy on this forum that has actually killed a deer with what these experts call "Primitive equipment". If they ever did it was probably at a pay to hunt place. I was out there before the compound bow was even sold as hunting equipment. I bought and sold bows (Real bows, not compounds) for years. Made strings (Double loop and Flemish). Everybody made their own arrows years ago. Check out this on the net, check out that on the net. Yeah, a couple of real internet experts. If you like the net, look up Alderfer Auctions of Hatfield, Pa. I auctioned off about 150 bows and old archery equipment last year. Sold about 150 on ebay over two years prior to that. I still have a quiver I found when I moved. It is marked "Bear Products". Made by Fred Bear in his garage before he started the company. The bidding starts at $500. on that. Deputy Dogg, come back and get in the conversation when you stop shaving your legs.
01-12-2013, 06:39 AM
#43
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Allegan, MI
Posts: 8,019
"Yes, it will kill a deer. I bet I am the only guy on this forum that has actually killed a deer with what these experts call "Primitive equipment". If they ever did it was probably at a pay to hunt place."
How much you willing to bet, as you'll lose quite simply on that crazy statement?! You aren't the only "old timer" on this site you know!!! My first one was also a Fred Bear made before he even opened up his museum in Grayling, MI. The Polar Bear at the front entrance was something to see and to think what it was shot with still amazes me to this day.
How much you willing to bet, as you'll lose quite simply on that crazy statement?! You aren't the only "old timer" on this site you know!!! My first one was also a Fred Bear made before he even opened up his museum in Grayling, MI. The Polar Bear at the front entrance was something to see and to think what it was shot with still amazes me to this day.
Last edited by Topgun 3006; 01-12-2013 at 06:43 AM.
01-12-2013, 12:21 PM
#45
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Colorado
Posts: 276
Gunplummer, take a chill pill. Your taking this young mans post and turning it into a fight for your ego pleasing. He was referncing a selfmade bow, and im pritty shure hes no Fred Bear. A bow built buy a Archery master wil not be in the same catagory as a novice bow builder. All of my points are valid and my concerns are to help jurassic park improve. If you want to argue about validity for your supirior bowmanship and all out world renowned hunting skill make a new thread and quite Hyjacking this guys.
Thanks
Niccum
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Niccum
01-14-2013, 02:52 PM
#47
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 213
Nic
Gunplummer, take a chill pill. Your taking this young mans post and turning it into a fight for your ego pleasing. He was referncing a selfmade bow, and im pritty shure hes no Fred Bear. A bow built buy a Archery master wil not be in the same catagory as a novice bow builder. All of my points are valid and my concerns are to help jurassic park improve. If you want to argue about validity for your supirior bowmanship and all out world renowned hunting skill make a new thread and quite Hyjacking this guys.
Thanks
Niccum
Thanks
Niccum
