Straight Shooter

LOL :DI guess I'll have to pray to the Big Buck God much harder next season, I only got Does this year. :rolleyes:LOL

I'm hooked on it now. My had I and II and I did all right with them, but got III for Christmas. I'm sticking with him on the songs I know how to keep a beat too! LOL

I'd go and buy her the song, "I got and brand new girlfriend" by Steve Holly; and tell her to listen to that as she is driving to a new place to stay.

That's awesome! Congrats to yo and your son!

http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49721&highlight=tekan+broadheads Check out this thread or do a search on Tekan Broadheads. They've been discussed on here quit a bit. I did a search myself and came up with a lot of information you might be wanting.

The more helical yes, its spins more; but more so it stablizes the broadhead and shaft alot quicker than a straight fletch. You just don't have as many options on a arrow rest with a helical fletch as you do with a straight, since you primary worry is vane clearance. If your shooting a whisker bisuit or drop away; then no worries. As for the glue, if your getting much after it dries, then you putting to much on when fletching, just run a smaller bead of glue. I usually just shave the excess off with a blade but I don't use wraps so I would suggest to just shave a little at a time to not damage the wraps.

Change cams, change modules, reserve strings, change limbs, change axles and bushings, pretty much anything you want to do to a bow a press is a must. LifeNRA is right; the bowmaster press is a must, this little dude is the stuff. Take that little booger with you anywhere and work on a bow. JMO its more practical than a ful sizes press. You can't put a full size press in your lap and work on the bow. The bowmaster allows you todo this with ease.

Awesome buck and Congrats!

I guess me, dartonman, snapper, wtnhunt, and spikekiller have got all of you guys!

Ruth, I've been here longer than the both of you and I still don't have the amount you two have.

That's it Steve-O!

I think I need to be the judge of that, since I won!

Those marks should be for 1/2" increments. Good luck and better safe than sorry,, Merry Christmas!

I all ready won guys, look at the first page of this thread! Its 10,990 plus two with her on the bus=10,992. I'm still waiting on my picture of her legs!

Put it in a press for safety sake. If the cam has a module adjustments on it then you'll need to take the tension off of it. My Martin has the same scribe marks on the cam and making that adjustment requires the tension off the string.

where's my picture????? LOL

That a whole bunch of legs! LOL If the winners gets to see your legs, then add two more to the total.

10,990 legs!

My daughter "Logan" age 11 My son "Hunter" age 10

Congrats and its a great time to get her going and practicing all year long before the next season hits. Good luck to her and teach her well!

Longest shot has been 40 yards, longest I'll take is 45 and its got to be perfect conditions to do it. I practice out to 50 yards and shoot competitively, so I have complete confidence in my shooting abilities as well as my equipment.

I love Muzzy moments! Tell your buddy congrats!

The Jordan Buck is even more so, with side-to-side differences of only 3 2/8 inches total. The buck's net score of 206 1/8 is a full 98.4 percent of his gross typical score, which is unmatched by any other whitetail in the upper tier of the record book.

Welcome to the forums!

My buck had only 2 6/8" deduction and I go by net score, that is what is entered into the P&Y books for me.