Remember when
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one eye joe
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Re: Remember when
Remember Herter's catalogs? I used to spend hours in it reading about their "worlds best" everything. Ordered quite a few cedar arrows from them. Never got a bow from them though. My eyes were always on the Bear Grizzly recurve.
Ibex (The Terrible)
Dan's (xcalibur) strings
DCA arrows
Swacker broadheads
Dan's (xcalibur) strings
DCA arrows
Swacker broadheads
Re: Remember when
Started with a little 25 lb. fiberglass bow then a root recurve in the seventies that would have been used longer if not stolen in the early eighties. She was long though,l.o.l..
Axiom.S.M.F.
S5s,cheek piece,firebolts, Original Rocket Steel heads.
Bushnell yardage pro on Excalibur mount.
Exomax.
Hawke 1.5-5x32ir SR.
Easton xx75,s 2219. Bolt-cutters.
Bunch of bumpers.
Vixenmaster! string.
S5s,cheek piece,firebolts, Original Rocket Steel heads.
Bushnell yardage pro on Excalibur mount.
Exomax.
Hawke 1.5-5x32ir SR.
Easton xx75,s 2219. Bolt-cutters.
Bunch of bumpers.
Vixenmaster! string.
- woodmnctry
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- Location: Up -- in Colorado
Re: Remember when
Wow!------------talk about a trip down memory lane --- awesome stuff!
My first bow was a simple stick bow-- no shelf -- shot off the top bottom of my thumb -- then bought one of the first compounds in Colorado -- 4 wheel Jennings -- still have it ---umpteen vertical bows and demised critter since then -- now venturing into the world of horizontal shaft slingers --- oboy!
Thanks for the memories
Garry
My first bow was a simple stick bow-- no shelf -- shot off the top bottom of my thumb -- then bought one of the first compounds in Colorado -- 4 wheel Jennings -- still have it ---umpteen vertical bows and demised critter since then -- now venturing into the world of horizontal shaft slingers --- oboy!
Thanks for the memories
Garry
Re: Remember when
Remember the first "Real Tree" camo!
How about painted dots on the bow sights, no fiber optics.
Hoosiers, remember we had so many deer hunters in the early 80's that you had to sign up, and pay for a stamp for self addressed envelope to hopefully get drawn for opening weekend of gun season?
Remember Warren & Sweat had the best climbers on the market with Marine Plywood platforms!
Remember the waist band safety straps!
I still have a Browning Bush Master compound bow in Leaf camo!
Thanks for the trip back in time, would not change a thing!
Hoosiers, remember we had so many deer hunters in the early 80's that you had to sign up, and pay for a stamp for self addressed envelope to hopefully get drawn for opening weekend of gun season?
Remember Warren & Sweat had the best climbers on the market with Marine Plywood platforms!
Remember the waist band safety straps!
I still have a Browning Bush Master compound bow in Leaf camo!
Thanks for the trip back in time, would not change a thing!
It’s not the way you rock, it’s the way that you roll!
Re: Remember when
Remember the black/grey treebark camo? I still have a gortex winter suit of that stuff that wears and is super warm and indestructible. Dang! Don't ever wear it much if any as I have all new camo anymore..lol.
Exomax w/S 5
Varizone
BE 20" Zombies
Slick Trick 100's
Stalking is the game! Stand Hunt too.
Varizone
BE 20" Zombies
Slick Trick 100's
Stalking is the game! Stand Hunt too.
Re: Remember when
Still have a tree bark insulated coverall. Greatest stuff, if you don,t move. l.o.l..
How bout every one needing a hot seat years ago? Noisy slippery brush catching things. Borrowed one a couple times and got cured.
How bout every one needing a hot seat years ago? Noisy slippery brush catching things. Borrowed one a couple times and got cured.
Axiom.S.M.F.
S5s,cheek piece,firebolts, Original Rocket Steel heads.
Bushnell yardage pro on Excalibur mount.
Exomax.
Hawke 1.5-5x32ir SR.
Easton xx75,s 2219. Bolt-cutters.
Bunch of bumpers.
Vixenmaster! string.
S5s,cheek piece,firebolts, Original Rocket Steel heads.
Bushnell yardage pro on Excalibur mount.
Exomax.
Hawke 1.5-5x32ir SR.
Easton xx75,s 2219. Bolt-cutters.
Bunch of bumpers.
Vixenmaster! string.
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vixenmaster
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Re: Remember when
I remember Herters & Outdoor Life wid Jack O'conner, Fur Fish & Game mag. Smelling the empty paper shotshells while hunting. Yes indeedy i do remember back then!
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flightattendant100
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Re: Remember when
Remember the mail order surplus rifles advertised in the magazines? Some as cheap as 9.95 ? Remember when M1 carbines were cheap because nobody wanted one ? These times they are a changin'.
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agingcrossbower
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Re: Remember when
Remember the Baker climbing treestands. A V for the top climber and a V for the bottom stand. Lift the top and pull it up with your feet. A HUGE 12x15 inch platform and you better stand on the front part of the stand or down you go. Still can remember chatering up and down tree's with that stand. Ah, to be young. 
Re: Remember when
Good times!
Just Makin Wine on the Hill!
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Exocet 200 wth Leupold Crossbones, Munch mount
xcaliber FFF strings
VM FFF Strings
Black Eagles Executioners Wth Blazers
Slick Trick 100
Re: Remember when
Remember when I was a kid in So. Il squirrel hunting in my grandpa's woods and a doe walked past me at about 10 yds. That was the 1st deer I ever saw at the farm. I was so excited I ran back to the house and told everyone what I had seen but no one really believed me. Now its nothing to see a dozen or more in the beans every evening.
Re: Remember when
agingcrossbower wrote:Remember the Baker climbing treestands. A V for the top climber and a V for the bottom stand. Lift the top and pull it up with your feet. A HUGE 12x15 inch platform and you better stand on the front part of the stand or down you go. Still can remember chatering up and down tree's with that stand. Ah, to be young.
Remember? I still have one out in the garage. Want to borrow it?
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agingcrossbower
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Re: Remember when
I would but due to diligent body building my gut would get in the way and up would be a BIG problem.robertyb wrote:agingcrossbower wrote:Remember the Baker climbing treestands. A V for the top climber and a V for the bottom stand. Lift the top and pull it up with your feet. A HUGE 12x15 inch platform and you better stand on the front part of the stand or down you go. Still can remember chatering up and down tree's with that stand. Ah, to be young.
Remember? I still have one out in the garage. Want to borrow it?
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dutchhunter
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Re: Remember when
I remember the first year I hunted we still had to wear are hunting licence on are back Dutch
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Re: Remember when
Huh, Pa just did away with that last yrdutchhunter wrote:I remember the first year I hunted we still had to wear are hunting licence on are back Dutch
Just Makin Wine on the Hill!
Exocet 200 wth Leupold Crossbones, Munch mount
xcaliber FFF strings
VM FFF Strings
Black Eagles Executioners Wth Blazers
Slick Trick 100
Exocet 200 wth Leupold Crossbones, Munch mount
xcaliber FFF strings
VM FFF Strings
Black Eagles Executioners Wth Blazers
Slick Trick 100