Hoytguy

Yea...good luck in your adventure. I know i'd like to be there.

I'd take all that snow in a heartbeat. I'd love to live in Alaska !!!

Hope you have a wonderful day my friend !!!

I know the language is bad these days. Everyone acts big and bad on the radio.(CB Rambo's) I use it when I get to big cities and ask for some local info for directions. On the road, I leave it off most of the time.

I wonder if that will work on a deer stand ??? Anyhow...makes a person think. Thanks for sharing !!!

Tom...Should have kept quiet and asked him the next day how his brats turned out. As a kid my parents made the stuff and today I can eat it straight from the jar. Home made kraut.....life is good.

Amen !!!

I'd like to get out there and see the boys at Black Hills Archery. I used to live out there and hunted alot. Did everyone get tired of driving to Mitchell ???

I've stacked alot of wood in my time....never a thought of making something out of it. That rules !!!

Still have it don't ya....I laughed by rear off. Still not as funny as your doe decoy. To this day I still tell that story.

The CB I have in my truck is Galaxy 66. Just remember...quality coaxial cable and a noise canceling mike. Oh yea...and make sure your antenna base/bases are grounded good. single antennas work great if all the above is met. My antennas are dual Wilson 2000's. I lost ya didn't I ???

In the process of building some arrows, took a break, and wanted to say hi to everyone. Hi everyone !!!!

I'm sure there is a formula somewhere for it. What it is I haven't a clue. Tried thinking about it and the left side of my brain was telling the right side......it's dark in here.

I knew it had to get better. Got me to laugh. That is why I came bach.

Makes them heavy too if you get to much on them. Take them all off and hold them in your hand. Then ask yourself...do I need this much more weight ??? I say yes !!! I think I keep Steve Simms in business.

First one was a Browning compound. (wood riser, no adjustments at all) Second was a Bear Whitetail II, third was a Hoyt MagnaTec, fourth was a Hoyt UltraTec, fifth was a Hoyt Xtec, sixth was a Hoyt ProElite, and lastly my Hoyt Vectrix XL.

Goldtip makes a dandy 5575 in Zebra. I think a guy named Ted had something to do with it.

Trial and error...being the best you can be !!! NO EXCEPTIONS !!!

...Just passin' through....don't mind me.

The only ones I find end up a chewey for the dog. Never anything huge.

Yea...got to make sure the arrow is coming out of the bow straight. If that doesn't do the trick, try buying/borrowing a 100 grain broadhead and let it fly. (F.O.C. correct ???) If all is within the standards, by all means, fletch some up with a noticeable helical. The spin is maybe just what your missing. Just remember....all bows are different.

For some, it might be just what the Doctor ordered. I'll stick to what works. (most of the time....)

Sorry it took so long to reply...I was out in Northern California this and last week playing truck driver. I did what you two said and nailed it the first time !!! You guys rule !!!

Those are the arrows that really catch a persons eye. They look AWESOME !!! If I let my daughters or my wife pick my wraps and fletchings, I'd get a new nickname......and we just aren't going to go there.

My dancing chicken !!! Steve...could you set him up as my avitar ??? If you do it maybe there will be less comotion ??? WOW !! Great to see alot of familiar names.