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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: shick on June 07, 2011, 09:27:00 AM
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Bowdoc, hope you have a safe and wonderful trip with Tommy. What will you take as your 'go to bow' this time? See you at the end of the month.
Good luck. Kuch, the same goes for you and your boy.
Shick
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Shick I'll be takeing the new old 1970 B riser along and a set of early #1 white tip 48# limbs.I was thinking of not even bringing a bow at all really.I was thinking more along the lines of setting my butt in a lawn chair at that big fire pit right at the lake shore for a week or two and just do a whole lot of nothing.I need one real bad this year Denny believe me.A good vacation is always good for anyone....however a good vacation with good friends good food good hunting good fishing.That can be a game changer for sure.I'am even thinking my wife needs a vacation too.......from me bd
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To those makin the trip, have a safe and memoriable one. Lookes to be a super group of guys on BQ5. Papa bowdoc surly keep ya laughing and full of great food. Best wishes and look forward to seeing some pics. :notworthy:
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Good luck and safe journey to all. :wavey:
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yeah this was the thread I was looking for.Thanks Denny I got some pics and a story to post of a bear I arrowed with the 1970 B handle and limbs.I'll be back soon bd
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Bowdoc makes shooting a bear look way too easy! He was only gone from camp for less than 4 hours. Took two arrows and then brought one back dirty. Congrats Bowdoc and thanks for a memorable trip! You kept us laughing the whole time!
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thanks KS this one really ment a lot to me and to do with the 1970 bear take and micro flite arrow tipped with bear razorhead was even better.I know you know what I mean.Hey hows about you show the boys yours and I'll show em mine.Old KS pulled one out of his hat and arrowed a fine bear with vintage tackle too.We all had a blast and doing it with vintage tackle point blank makes it that much better huh Ben ? bd
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me and mine 1970 bear B handle take down 45# white tip #1 limbs and micro flite #9 with bear razorhead hell yeah it don't getting any better then that bd (http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/BQ5097.jpg)
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My setup is a 1969 Pearson Mercury Marauder TD 60", 64#@29 1/4" with Easton XX75 2215's cut 30 1/4" and Pearson Switchblade heads. (http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd251/bens5218/GEDC0264.jpg) They're a real blast from the past, huh Bowdoc. That Bear TD is really nice. I looked it over at Bear Quest and I'd love to have one, only one thing holding me back!
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You know Kevin did his bear hunt with equiptment to celebrate Earl Hoyt's 100th birthday, I believe.
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Well, Doc, you actually do sometimes shoot one! Hey, wait a damn minute! Is that the riser you just got from me???
Well, I don't suppose you could have done it with any other handle, so you're welcome, buddy.
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very nice Ben great job.And yes Kev's bear should be in here also if he likes.Earls birthday is importent as any of ours.I say yes to Kevin.
Yes Tom thats her and yes its true.I've been waiting 40 years to do what you see in the pic.I could never afford a B riser and the trip both so it just never came together for me until this year mostly because of you Tom.And again I could never thank you enough for your trust in me.And makeing it possible for me to put the big red felt tipped pen check mark next that one on the bucket list.
I used a set of 45# limbs.That is the lightest weight bow I have ever taken on a hunt.However there is some reasoning to my madness.Please note I used a micro flite number 9.Beacaue,because Glenn shot fiberglass shafts and told me one time long ago you do not want you arrow to blow clean out the other side.Well he said that was OK too.But the idea was to shoot a bow a bit lighter weight and get the arrow inside the critters body.So when your critter runs off with the arrow inside its chest it will be hitting tree's stumps whatever and each time the glass shaft does hit something the broadhead is really doing it job then.My pic is not your classic no blood staged photo.Nope what you see is what you get in the pic.But I gotta tell ya that worked out just super.She was dead on her feet when she bolted away.Then she hit about 3-4 tree's and or branches and the job was done in about 20 seconds.40 years of waiting for 20 second of glory........as I mentioned before hell yeah it don't get any better then that.Thanks again Tom you da man this week brother bd
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(http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj8/fatman60/BQ10.jpg) (http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj8/fatman60/Bow1.jpg) (http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj8/fatman60/Bow2.jpg)
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Congrats Don,it is nice to see those old bows and equipments put at good use.What other old bows were been used there?
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Congratulations Donnie!!!!
I am so happy for you. It sounds like you guys had a wonderful time. Wish I could have been there.
Welcome home bro.....Philip
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this is the set up I used this year on BQ 5 worked out great bd (http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/bhandle003.jpg)
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right down to the bleeder blade working just as Fred designed it to work bd (http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/bhandle006.jpg)
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(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/razorhead002-1.jpg)
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(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/razorhead004.jpg)
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(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii175/bowdocsarchery/razorhead005.jpg)
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You put together a fine 'rig', doc. Good job.
Denny
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Great stuff Doc!
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Great pics here with some great stories!!!! Very nice looking equipment. Sounds like a very sucessful good time was had by ALL!!!!!!!!!!! The pictures of that broadhead and insert looks like it was doing it's job!!!!!
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I liked this picture the best, but didn't post it earlier. (http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd251/bens5218/GEDC0246.jpg)