qeu;
was this a rifle hunt?
archery is such a rush, but oh what a disadvantage....
We're still doing 1 rifle hog and 1 archery hog right?
qeu;
was this a rifle hunt?
archery is such a rush, but oh what a disadvantage....
qeu;
was this a rifle hunt?
archery is such a rush, but oh what a disadvantage....
i need a reason to buy more archery junk before our hunting weekend and took a great trip up to Bass Pro shop to day, a super nice store! , glad i took the bike because if i had my truck i would of bought a lot more stuff! real nice archery shop section with plenty of goodies to droul over. picked up some 2 blade rages and i am going to try those out in the morning and see how they fly and stick. boy's and their toy's, go figure!.........tra
yeh JN, they will be in my quiver for my next hunt, i shot them yesterday out to forty and its really nice when you do get a batch of heads that are easy to dial in and fly as true as thay claim. and i seen enough photos of bowkills here on jho from are members to see the extreem damage they do! hope i get chance to take a hog out with one on my next hunt with very short tracking and great blood trails!............tra
there's bias reviews 559 on every archery product that hits the market, to each his own when it comes down to bow tuneing and and bow and shaft set ups, and sights and releases and on and on. i do what best works for my needs as a bowhunter and archer and i am very happy with my bows performance and set up, i like dialing in my own bows, it really doesnt take long at all to dial your sight pins in, just shoot and adjust and you will find the mark! we are alway looking for the next best thing when it comes to hunting and equipment, it never ends for me, even when i feel satisfied with what i have. have a great day and will chat soon...........................tra
There are some nice mechanicals out on the market that shoot the same as your practice tips. I have some Trophy Ridge Undertakers. I am thinking about upgrading to some Grim reaper razor tips. I don't like the rubberband on the undertakers.