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Got to watch them finish up the scoring on this toad at Cabela's. What a great deer! Congrats Nate

Dick this ones for you and Randy. If I did shoot them I would keep a pocket full of them! I think I lost 3 or 4 nocks last weekend.

The GREAT GINO I think I heard that somewhere before!

Hey what about Dallas?

Glad you posted this I was just thinking about getting a HAM license the other day.My dad is a HAM.(KC7NOJ) I don't think he has been on for a while. Since he moved to Strawberry he has not been as involved as much. I know he takes his handheld on hunt with him mostly just in case he has any trouble out in the field. You never know.

Taco Time LOL!!! He only shot on Saturday because he goes to church on Sunday not sure how he did Sat. but he usually shoots well. Yes, you can can start on the 2nd leg you just will need to shoot the last 3 for the triple crown. Hope you can make it.

Wow What a great shoot! I want to say Thank You to everyone that helped and everyone that shot the shoot. We had a record number of shooters for the fist leg since I have been involved in the shoot. We had 4 and as much as 6 shooter per target on all 60 targets! It was Great! I can't wait for the next 3 legs. We will get the the scores to Dick as soon as we can so he can get them posted on the ABA website. A HUGE THANKS!!!!! to The Arizona Christian Archers The Superior Bowhunters Archery Club The ABA And all the individuals that helped us put on another great shoot! If I left any one out I'm Sorry it's been a long weekend. Thanks Again and we will see you at the next leg, Dallas

Thanks Dick I have just been to dang busy. Hope some of you guys can make it out.

Anyone find the show on-line yet? I can't seem to. A buddy told me the WallMart looked like Globe and there was a valley archery shop owner that had something to do with the hunt!!??

Not 100% but i think the loyalty point is like the hunters ed point they do not go away. I have not been drawn in a while so I don't know for sure!

Getting ready to go right now!

Headache Could you be a little more specific on the problems with the high dollar Hoyts? IMO And its just that my opinion but I have not seen problems with Hoyt that could ever stack up to the pile of limbs that have been replaced on Bowtech and the PSE's of the past.And before I get blasted for the limb thing I know there are a ton of guys that have not had a problem with there bows I'm just saying if you look at the other sites like AT and others there just seems to be more of a problem with some companies more than others. Compared to the number of bows sold the number of bows with problems is small but anything can happen with any bow no mater who makes it. Coocoo, Hit the shops shoot them all and find what you like. There is not a bow company out there that makes a bad bow. But there are bow companies that make bows that you will not like. For what ever reason that's just the way it is. When you find the right one only you will know. Well we will know to because you will tell us. I have shot them all and they are all great bows but there is just somethings you will not like grip,shock speed or what ever it may be. P.S. Maybe you should ask the question what would be your 2nd choice if you could not shoot the bow you shoot. Mine would be Bowtech or Mathews

Man I thought you were going to do better then that "but you need to keep the cams timed"! You did not even mention my name in your post! Your slacking bro! A lot of people don't realize that Mathews, Bowtech and I'm sure PSE also need there cams adjusted or timed. Even the single cam bows have timing marks for a set position were they perform the best.

Wow you know how to get things started here! I shoot for Hoyt so I'm staying out a that.

+1 You need to shoot all of them you can get your hands on. What one guy likes may not be what you like. Shoot them all then buy a Hoyt Alphamax or Katera!

I had one in 308win with the laminated wood thumb hole stock.What a SHOOTER!! Wish I would have never traded it. 168gr Siera Match Kings were deadly on paper at 200 yards. But I did use a glove when I shot it. They are not bad if you just let the gun kick back and don't fight it.

I have used this also Great Stuff.

Not consciously. Would I need a sight with a level to prevent this? This is very frustrating I would defiantly look into a sight with a level. They are not cheep but a Spot Hogg is the way to go. IMO They have all the adjustment you need.I have had the same sight on about 4 bows they are almost bullet proof. Well BowNut proof and thats saying something!

Jim Don't forget your 3rd Axis. It will make a huge difference shooting up or down hill at that big buck!

Yes Sir.

If your bow is tuned and you are sure there is no vane contact on the rest,cables or riser then as "J" said check your sight. Do you use a sight with a level? You need to be sure the sight is actually level. I use a small level on the sight window to be sure the sight is actually level when the bow is level. If your sight does not have adjustments like a Spothogg and others you can shim the sight on top or bottom to make it level. Hope you get her shooting strait Dallas

Well said. +1 Good tags are few and far between and reguardless of what the quallity may or may not be, unless you know a unit well or plan on hiring a guide, I would stick with the high BIG Bull density units like 9, 10, 3A/3C, etc.... IMO. I agree with both of them. Mostly stick to a unit you know well and don't waste the points not that the point help any more then the draw-harvest numbers in the regs do.

WOW! Thats a great buck!

Poor guy was probably stalking a deer or pigs and is still walking around in circles out there. "I know I left my dang pack under that tree!"

Is that a 3'x3' target? And what the heck kinda sight do you have to get 30 to 160 yards? Thats a ton of pins! And what bow and fps are you shooting?