What typically defines the "primitive" classification at shoots? I'm assuming wooden bows without fiberglass, wooden arrows, etc..
How about laminated wooden bows - such as a bamboo-backed hickory? Anything else?
Most places require wooden arrows shot from backed or unbacked bows made of "natural materials"--No fiberglass, basically.
Lams/backed bows are OK most places these days, I believe, as long as they are not FG or Carbon lams, etc. As I mentioned in my e-mail, some clubs differ slightly but perhaps some club "rules" guys will come on. (personal opinions sometimes run rampant - LOL)
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... As I mentioned in my e-mail,...
E-mail, what email? Oops - sorry, my spam filter had caught it and I thought you were just taking a long nap after ATAR :D Thanks for the info..
No sweat, buddy. So you thought I hadn't answered you, huh? :D I wouldn't do that - at least not on purpose -
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:) My pleasure.
In your case, Tom, "primitive" refers to the motel room on the side of the building that faces the road, and the absence of mints on the pillows.
Killdeer :archer:
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No sweat, buddy. So you thought I hadn't answered you, huh? :D I wouldn't do that - at least not on purpose -
:) My pleasure.
I didn't think you had answered me, but I knew it wasn't because you were ignoring me...I just thought you were still napping :D
Killie, You got that right, girl!