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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: quail on October 29, 2015, 11:20:00 PM
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Hard to articulate my thoughts from this evening. Been playing around building bows for a few years now, but always went back to my "professional" built rig for hunting. I committed this year to hunting with one of "mine" which is actually a Kenny M design 62". First opportunity came tonight and I was fortunate in making a good clean shot. Watched her fall in sight in a matter of seconds. My first trad kill 25 years ago was a rush, and each one since has been special in their own way. Not to diminish any of those experiences, but there is something special about taking one with a bow you built. My wife just looks at me and nods, so I just had to share with some of you who I know will understand. Thanks to everyone here for the knowledge you all share freely, the encouragement you give and for listening!
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You're right- it is special to have success with a bow you made! Congratulations.
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Congrats. I have been hunting with bows I've made for 15 years now. You are right there is something special about it.. :clapper: :clapper: :clapper:
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Congrats, ya have any pictures?
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The dream, congratulations.
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I get that from my wife as well. Congrats it is a awesome feeling having success with your own bow!
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Sorry Roy, no pics. Only had my I phone last night and it was dark when I tried to take some. What I have can be seen on my phone, but are too blurry to see much here.
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Congrats! I know the feeling, a friend of mine killed a buck this year with a bow I built him!! It's exciting....
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:bigsmyl: :clapper:
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great job. congrats
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That has to be a great feeling. Congrats!
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Your right - a special feeling. :thumbsup:
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I know what you mean. Ain't nothing like it!
Congratulations!
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It's a great feeling. So is taking an animal with a bow made for you from a friend. Both are great feelings.
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Just had that same feeling tonite!!
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Please Kenny....tell us more!
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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OOPS, haven't looked here at this for a bit....
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/kennym/IMG_1204_zps9reosuxf.jpg) (http://s32.photobucket.com/user/kennym/media/IMG_1204_zps9reosuxf.jpg.html)