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    First bow for my toddler

    The eye needs to be over the arrow and it’s especially critical once and if sights or sighting is used. I’ll try to explain and I hope you follow me. Take an arrow yourself. Draw it. No bow. Your dominant eye is looking down it. Say it’s your right. Now close it. Reaim with your left. Open your...
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    First bow for my toddler

    This little guy was 5 here. My gf nephew. He’s shooting the bow my daughters used. I’ve never seen another
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    First bow for my toddler

    For bows alot with a recurve depends on how long the draw is, that’s why they’re great, the go up weight as the child grows but something around 15lb at 28” would set em up pretty good for a while I’d think. Make sure it’s relatively light physical weight too. Now idk of there are any exactly...
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    First bow for my toddler

    A very light recurve is the answer. If she can draw back very little the weight is negligible. My daughters started under 2. They’d stand up close and I’d load the target with over inflated balloons so they’d break. Make a big deal over her shooting, she wanted to keep doing it. Once tired we...
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    Want to start reloading

    I personally load to get the most from a gun. I mess with all kinds loads, recipes, seating depths, primers, etc until I get the best from the gun. Now once that happens it’s all easily repeatable. Throughout the Obama shortage, this one, etc I don’t have issues. Everything I need and than some...
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    Tungsten?

    I’ve been told if you place tungsten shot on an anvil an hit it with a hammer you dent the anvil. I’ve never done that but man it’s hard. When you load shot with it you need to use Mylar wraps so it protects the barrel from contact and doesn’t scratch it. The stuff is that hard. It’ll not...
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    Whats your favorite part of a hunt?

    To me there are a couple things I like “best” but they’re sorta the same involving anticipation. I love the getting ready part. Sharpening broadheads, knives, making arrows, packing a day bag or turkey vest. Loading ammunition or shooting. I also love the walk in. Looking up at the stars. I...
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    More "My neighbor is a D-Bag" aka "40 acres is way less than you think."

    If you think any management could ever happen on even a thousand acres you’re mistaken. You need enough area the deer stay on your place mostly. During the rut bucks wander anyhow but 40 acres won’t even allow but a small piece in time for them. What you’re trying is futile. Doesn’t matter what...
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    "one last race.". Video

    Very cool
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    New Member

    Thanks guys
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    Favorite reloading powders for hunting

    Guess it depends why you reload. If it’s to get everything possible out of a gun/load combo that takes lots of experimenting. I have an awful lots of guns and the powder varies from gun to gun, load to load. No such thing to me as any pet type powder.
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    Puppy Eating Dead Animals

    My opinion is that those most against them know little about them very often
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    Puppy Eating Dead Animals

    Guys ecollars are easy correction. They can be abused but so can a stick or someone’s hand. I don’t condone hitting a dog but a nick is no different than burning yourself on a hot pot, you’ll be careful next time, you had a negative experience
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    Puppy Eating Dead Animals

    Correction is correction, the mother, siblings, kennel mates, you verbally, or ecollar 5 months if trained to use is not too young
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    2021 Morels!!

    We had a great season around my parts this year. I fry them about the same as the op does. First time this year I tried dehydrating any
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    Puppy Eating Dead Animals

    There are lots of techniques but a shock collar will give the fastest most positive results most times. If someone is worried about sensitivity you need to collar train a dog before you use it. That basically determines its tolerance and the setting at which it will respond. If it is “sensitive”...
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    Who’s building arrows yet?

    I’ve built arrows a long time. All tapered cedar nowadays but I’ve made plenty of carbon, aluminum in the past. One thing I enjoy is splicing feathers on em. It can be practicable also. If I use say blue and chartreuse on one, the next gets chartreuse and blue. If I use two somewhere I know...
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    Bucket list.....

    If I was gonna die tomo and money was no option I’d also pick archery moose today. Imo one of the coolest animals
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    New Member

    Thanks I like it best
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    New Member

    GSP out of horseback stock

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