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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: CrookedStick on May 03, 2009, 10:21:00 PM
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I realize this may be a sin, but I think ol' Fred said something like 'Shoot 'em if ya got 'em'. Ok, so I am paraphrasing a bit.
Anyway, it's REALLY cool bowfishing with a 45-year-old rig...in Zebrawood no less!
Honestly, I probably wouldn't have done it if the previous owner didn't refinish the bow with one of those tough epoxy finishes. I could probably drive a nail with that riser without leaving a mark.
Here's pics:
(http://i609.photobucket.com/albums/tt177/CrookedStick/carpdiem6401.jpg)
(http://i609.photobucket.com/albums/tt177/CrookedStick/carpdiem6402.jpg)
Oh yeah, that was just the capper to a great outdoors day--ya gotta love spring...between chores I started training a young fox squirrel to come in for walnuts; found a handful of morels in the lawn (sorry Johnny, only enough to dirty a pan so I traded a neighbor for rhubarb pie...not enough shrooms to send your way); saw two snakes sunbathing; and accidentally jumped a hen turkey in the middle of my little woodswalk archery range. Here's what she was sitting on so I vacated the area:
(http://i609.photobucket.com/albums/tt177/CrookedStick/Turkeynest640.jpg)
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Nice my friend... Great Pics,
Cody
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Jeesh, you are living right man!
Outstanding day outdoors. Enjoy the spring!
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Have any pics of you eating the carp? :)
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:thumbsup:
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Horney Toad, fortunately for me they are on the state's DO NOT EAT list because they are bottom feeders and nobody really knows what's on the bottom of that river :eek: !
The up side to that is you probably don't need a flashlight to chase them at night...just aim for the glow.
But check back in about a year and hopefully I'll have pics of me eating a jake hatched from that nest...
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Nice pics and sounds like a great day in the woods.
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Only joking! LOL Looks like a good time. I've never been bow fishing, but I heard it is easy to miss them!
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Oh no, I think I am addicted!
Tonight I used a red stripe Super Grizzly. I must say this is a lot more fun than waiting for a turkey to show up! After work, go shoot carp--I'm liking this. The group weighed in at 48 pounds.
Anyone know a year for the red stripe on the Super Griz? I am guessing '72 or '73?
(http://i609.photobucket.com/albums/tt177/CrookedStick/350carpshoot2.jpg)
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Bernie,
That's alright on the morels.At least I know they're sprouting or whatever it is they do.I may have to surprise you with a visit soon to do some of that stump shooting and maybe I'll get lucky enough to find a few "to dirty a pan" as you say.Nice job on the fish,nice bow,nice pics.Nice,nice,nice!!!
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Bernie – my red-stripe-red-tips-Super Grizzly was sold to me as being a '74 (my birthyear). But one can't probably tell for sure.
Mine is KD 11626, the upper limb says "Super Grizzly with Fascor".
Since bowfishing is illegal in Germany (as well as bowhunting), I guess I will have to come over one day … Nice Job there!
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Bernie, gotta love bowfishing! Great pics and the Zebra wood Grizzly is sweet! My Grizzly loves fishing for suckers and carp also. Go get um, Steve.
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Thanks guys,
Jester, mine is KD 16788 so I am going to say it's at least a '74. Thanks for the info. I have a gold/copper colored raised, (plastic I think) coin.
Bernie