Cowboy

I worked all weekend and promised to take my son out for the afternoon. Jake and I left the house about 3:00. We were allowed to cross a friend of a friends property to public land. I had a over the counter tag 20 minutes from my house with open site 30-06. 150 yard shot dropped in its tracks and was home by 7:30. The property owner helped us get the deer back to the truck, we figured it to be around 230 lbs., 26.5” wide 24” tall, not bad for a quick afternoon. Wow

Would you rather see a handsom young man or my ugly old beat up cowboy look. Thanks about the deer Geoff

I am interested in the bracelet at the top right corner. Please shoot me an e-mail with the details. Thank you Geoff

The wood is Macassar Ebony no question about it. the metal looks like a cold dip process. I have a guy here in Colorado that can put metal on almost anything. here is his information, he might be able to help you with this product in AZ. Boulder Metal Coat Inc. Steve Tattershall 3932 Stoney Drive Laffayette CO 80026 steve@bouldermetalcoat.com 303-641-0003 www.bouldermetalcoat.com Good luck and shoot me an e-mail if you need any other help. Cowboy Geoff

Great photos, and I wonder why it took me so long to move up here. Yes I miss the desert and the little deer, but the walleye are starting to hit, and every weekend is your vacation.

What woods are you putting in the handle/riser? I split a chunck of crotch walnut and inserted an 1/8" maple core, then chopped it up and inlayed a series of maple and red color core. The limbs ar cross banded maple with japanese bamboo face and back. Please feel free to shoot me a pm and I will send pictures of the project. Best regards Geoff

Just got done glueing the bamboo on to the face and back of the new longbow I'm building, when I get her completed I will send some photos. She should be very fast (for old school). This will be my new shooter this year for all the OTC tags I can pick up

Go old school. I have shot Snuffers for over 30 years. They don't break, they fly great, you can sharpen the back side (this is for us traditionalists), and you can sharpen them easly. I have shot them through compounds (when I was a tecno geek) I shoot them through my recurve and long bow. They fly great. I have got lots of meat elk, deer, lopes, and stink rats (javies) over the years. last years elk traveled about 65 yrds. Any fixed blade will work as long as you practice and keep them sharp. Congradulations on the taggood luck on the elk hunt. I think I'll buy an OTC again this year. Good luck all Geoff

My kids shoot H&R Topper youth shotguns. I know that I can get 357, or 44 mag barrels for these guns, anyone have any ideas about rifle barrel avalibility for thes guns? If someone has a clue please let me know. Thanks and best holiday wishes to all of you Geoff

I had seen this on H&R's website. I was wondering about any aftermarket barrel avalibility. With all of the combined knowlage and great people out there (ok thats all of the sucking up I can do) I am sure that someone should be able to stear me in the right direction. Thanks Geoff

Why do you think the Wiperes and the Walleye grow so big in Cherry Chreek Reservoir. Geoff

What I pass on to all of my employees, and kids. In any conversation with anyone at any time about anything as soon as you hear "Just or Only" it is already to late; (you have been screwed) If my aunt had a $%*# she would be my uncle Cowboy

I am base out of Longmont, for a cool day trip other than the standard Estes Park drive try going into Fort Collins and up the Pouder Canyon up to Steamboat. You have the chance to see deer, elk, bighorns, and moose. You could spend $14.00 on a day fishing license and you would be driving past some of the premier blue ribbon waters in the world. You dont have to be a purist flyfisherman take a lightweight spinning outfit and Z-rays, or Panther Martins I have to fly out on Sunday afternoon for a job or I would offer to take you. Give me a PM shout today and I'' get you my contact info If you want some other ideas. Geoff AKA Cowboy

It is rough anytime you loose a family member. Keep the faith Geoff

Please send me a PM I am definatly interested in this. THanks Geoff

I have been shooting X-Caliber fluted arrows for twenty years, and my supply is dwindeling fast. I have heard that no one make them any more. I usualy buy 200 shafts at a time (granted I was single 20 years ago) If anyone has a line on 2312"s or 2412"s I am very interested. Shoot me a line and I will get back with you. I am no longer in New Mexico, or Arizona anymore. I relocated to northern Colorado so I live my coues dreams vicariously through all of you. Everyone keep up this wonderful website

30.5" please let me know. Thank you Geoff

I have tryed carbon, the recurve don't like them much. Granted that was a few years ago, maybe I'll try them again. If anyone has some of the fluteds laying around, or are staking up their tomato plants I'll take'em off your hands. They fly perfect, I hate changing whats been working for so long. Geoff

Dont worry about the penitration of your field tips (you can't eat paper) What broadhead are you using? I know that this will open a can of worms, but any properly sharpend solid 2 blade will give you the penitration that you will need. I perfer 3 bladed snuffers. I have used them for over 30 years without a problem, or loss of an animal. What ever you decide to use, practice with them alot at every stance, angle, and distance you feel comfotable with. You should be good out to 35 + yards or more. But the key is practice ALOT. Don't listen to the mechanical speed freaks. Sticks and strings have been around alot longer, and has feed more people than any of there cable contraptions that weigh more than a boat anchor by the end of the day. Enjoy yourself, and practice. Cowboy

118 4/8" Great buck

Albuquerque is $ 3.39 now and they are saying $ 4.00 by the end of summer. The way the prices are going as of now we will probably hit that in 3 weeks.

Try using a Snuffer. I have used them for over 25 years on everything from small game to elk with out ANY failures. Granted I shoot a recurve that shoots about 200fps.

Ruger M77 in a 6.5mm remington magnum, with an old weaver 4 power scope with post optics. It has worked great for over 28 years