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so, since I don't have a press and can't find anyone within two hours to work on my bow I've decided to try a recurve, but I'd like to know what you guys think as far as pros and cons to recurves :gunsmilie:
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home-made stabilizer...I need some ideas
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Bowhunting
thanks leo I think I will try that first :gunsmilie: -
home-made stabilizer...I need some ideas
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Bowhunting
I would but my budget is tight to the point that I'm making stuff for my bow lol...I like the rubber rings idea, I have a bunch of thick rubber bands maybe I'll try rolling them up and stuffing them in it -
home-made stabilizer...I need some ideas
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Bowhunting
thats what my father in law suggested. sounds like a good idea what is a good weight for a stabilizer? -
home-made stabilizer...I need some ideas
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Bowhunting
this is what I came up with, two pvc caps, pvc, and a bolt :gunsmilie: now I have to figure out what to fill it with...:eat:and paint it camo -
home-made stabilizer...I need some ideas
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Bowhunting
^^^^...I like the storage idea :cool2: today I got a piece of pvc a couple bolts and some other misc. things so hopefully something will come of it. -
the nearest archery store is 2 hours from where I live but there is a hardware store right down the road, so I want to make a home made stabilizer, if you have any ideas I'm all ears :eat:
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we shoot them regularly here in utah, there is an infestation of them :gunsmilie:
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I have a pse nova, I've had the bow for a few months and I've shot it pretty consistently, I went to shoot it today and the nock came off the string, the arrow didn't leave the whisker bisquit and now my strings are loose, what caused this?
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I recently aquired a PSE Nova from a guy at work, but it is bare bones, I believe that the fall away rest on it isn't very good, I'd like to upgrade that, but I was wodering what you guys would suggest as far as sights and other essentials to make this a good bow
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nice bow!
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so a guy I met at work on friday gave me some pointers and traded me my little browning micro midas for a pse nova! he had it in his truck and was showing me some things and mentioned he wanted a bow for his son, I told him I had the browning and he just offered to trade strait accross, then the talk began about my arm. he's been bow hunting a while and was able to give me some good tips :boxing:
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I will keep that in mind. I've been working on my draw trying to build a "technique" with my weaker arm. :ninja: thanks mark
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I have trouble with one of my arms, this guy is amazing, now I know that I have no excuse not to do what I love :hammer1:
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crossbow would be cool but can you hunt regular bow hunts with a crossbow? camoman that bow is awesome! I'll look into that :ninja: what happened to my arm is that I have two six inch plates in my forearm, one on each bone, and 60 percent of the muscle in my forearm is herniated (not sure how to spell that) and that causes my thumb to be weak, causing my grip to be weak. but I'm going to take this bow to someone to max out the draw and help me out, I haven't been active with a bow since the wreck, but I really would like to hunt again. :crutch:
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I wrecked my car a few years back and destroyed my left arm which is the arm I hold a bow with. I have a hard time shooting full size bows, but I'm still able to shoot my old browning micro midas, my question is, can I customize this little bow to make it shoot faster/farther? any tips would be appreciated. thanks.
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I like what I've read about the fireball, I think I'm leaning towards that for now :ninja:
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have any of you used a .17 to hunt coyote? or is this rifle to small? a guy at work was suppose to sale me a gun but he had a change of heart, after talking to him about wanting a gun that would kill but not cause a lot of damage to the pelt, he suggested a .17, but I've never shot one, I know its a varmint gun but not sure if I could use it for coyotes or not. :gunsmilie:
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I got a good redhead for a good price at BPS
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muzzle-loader or shotgun?
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Varmint & Predator Hunting
thanks for the feedback! I talked to a guy today at work who said his brother in-law has a 270 that he's trying to sale, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. :gunsmilie: -
I am on a really tight budget right now, but I want to start coyote hunting. I've noticed a couple of guys have used muzzle-loaders on this site to drop coyotes, given that muzzle-loaders are pretty cheap here in vegas, would it be better then using my shotgun, or will a shotgun do the trick?
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new guy, need some advice
forced2workborn2fish replied to forced2workborn2fish's topic in Varmint & Predator Hunting
lol, sorry mostly coyote -
hi, I've been interested in predator hunting for a while but I'm just now starting to gear up I have a remington 870, its not the express, what shot should I look at using if I want to hunt with this gun?