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mommucked

mommucked

Endeavoring to persevere
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Rural Apex n.c.
6 in the pic,2 more behind the Pinetree

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You didn't get me my christmas gift yet this year, but its okay, I like jerky...
 
They're mocking me................... this was the second year in 30+ years of hunting I did'nt bag a single deer. I did let 2 walk, and did'nt get to hunt as much as i'd like to. I butchered 5 for my dad and my brother did 4 more for him!!

An elderly neighbor feeds these ( her ) deer about year round and has begged ( demanded) me not to shoot them since we moved in. They are becoming a nusiance and next year I'm gonna wack a few discretely, they should be tender and tasty eating all that corn!!
 
looks like my folks yard up north, they feed'm all year then pick a couple and pack the freezer!
 
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I'll use my Mathews Switchback, these deer are so tame I could probly get one w a spear. I and my dogs can approach some of them within 15 yrds before they bound off and I have to chase them back over my fence !! My Mathews does this at 30 yrds.

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These pics were taken at 12 and 6 yrds. I approached when the big doe had her head down, she walked towards me for her closeup!

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dang big monies, i cant afford to stack arrows!!! "of course even if my little PSE Evo would i could'nt hold it that tight haha!!" them are some fat ole gals there, we counted over 20 in my field fri nite, i never even tried a shot on one here this year either, oh well maybe next season!!
 
I tagged along w my then boss and a co-worker who were buying the new Switchback at Mace Sports on the morning they arrived (04?) w no intention of buying one myself. They were $700 and I have never paid that much for any firearm!! After holding and shooting one there I was hooked. I had a fat Christmas bonus and got one too. The stacking occured 5 days later right after I paper tuned the bow, now I don't shoot at the same bullseye twice when practicing! I will never buy another compound bow cause it's perfection IMO. 2 pin sight, one for 20-30 and one for 40 and I love the Whiskerbisket, the best thing to come to archery in decades.
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Paper tuning and spinning arrows makes an accurate bow drive tacs... That being said I've had wiskerbiskets they are a fail safe rest... I still like my vapor trail better than any other rest
 
Loganwayne said:
Paper tuning and spinning arrows makes an accurate bow drive tacs... That being said I've had wiskerbiskets they are a fail safe rest... I still like my vapor trail better than any other rest
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Fall away rests might be fine for 3-D or target shooting, but the Whisker Bisquit is hands down the best rest for stand or still hunting IMO. Once the arrow is nocked I can twist, invert, shake, wiggle, bump, and walk/sneak holding only the grip and the the arrow won't move or make a sound, like when an arrow falls off the rest and hits it or the riser. The arrow stays ready to draw and after fine tuning I have no problems w accuracy w my 10 yr. old, 4" plastic fletched Carbon Express arrows. I removed and rotated/opened the original closed style bisquit to drop arrows into the rest a few years before they made them that way.
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