I've been using Rod Jenkin's quiver the last 3 years and noticed I'm having more fun with the extra fire power. When I only had 4 or 5 arrows in a bowquiver it was fine for big game, but I was reluctant to shoot at small game, coyotes etc. Dean Torges is always talking about the joy of small game hunting and I have to agree with him. :)
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It's a definite blast.
Sure, but at 70#, aren't you afraid of being underbowed? :D
Very cool!
Nice Denny.
What is inscribed on the knife in the picture? Cool looking knife.
Denny what kind of arrows are you shooting at 'em? I love squirel hunting, but I'm afraid to shoot a carbon arrow for fear of loosing them.
I always carry more small game arrows than big game arrows. I may not get a shot at a deer very often but I get plenty of shots at the smaller critters.
Nice pic.
Chris
cool looking picture. when I'm in the woods I'm subject to shoot at any thing that catchs my eye
Nice "Masters of the Barebow " knife. Nice shooting too. Joe
oh man i love it..thats why i love garage sale arrows
An arrowmaster quiver made Denny able to hit small game??? Man! I knew Rod was good, but this is approaching ludicrous!!!
:bigsmyl:
Nice! Looking forward to seeing you at the K-zoo show. :thumbsup:
i saw my 1st squirel today!! cool. i was throwing snow balls at it from 6m. he just sat there. of course, no bow
Jon, I use hex blunts on good arrows for ground shots and sure thing bounce backs. I also carry some old mixed batch one ways for the more challenging shots. :) I usually mahe up steel blunts with a blade glued into a slot on the front similar to Dean's arrows. :)
EricW, Like JoeM mentioned it says Masters Of The Barebow and my name. We had one made for each of the shooters that donated their time to make MBB1,2&3 possible. The cocobola kind of matches the piece in the bow riser.
Curtis, The quiver gave me fire power, but Rod's coaching made it a lot more dangerous for the local squirrels. :)
Arwin, Darryl and I are going to be speakers there. We are terrified! Should be good for a laugh though. We will have some video playing that should help get us through. We'll be helping out at the Widow booth also. Look forward to seeing you there too.
Ahh, you'll do fine and if anyone snickers I'm sure you'll walk up and rip their arms off. :goldtooth:
Denny,,now I live in michigan too,,soooo where did ya shoot the squirell, I have about 5 inches of snow right now,LOL,, Nice shot bud,, I don't think I even let an arrow loose this year at a little critter, Nice knife too,,again congrats on a great shot ,,Jason B.
Arwin,, :smileystooges: :biglaugh:
Jason, I shot the squirrel in Nov while walking into a treestand. When I cleaned out my camera I saw it and thought about how much more hunting I got in with the extra capacity quiver - used to use a bowquiver.
Great quivers, I bought mine after reading your review and seeing the pics...nice to have arrows not rattle and keep the fletchings out of the elements. Plus they are a breeze to hang by your stand.
Hope to meet you and Darryl at Kzoo. I about fell outta my chair at Elm Hall this past summer when Darryl walked up and started talking to the group I was in...super nice guy!
QuoteOriginally posted by Curtis Haden:
An arrowmaster quiver made Denny able to hit small game??? Man! I knew Rod was good, but this is approaching ludicrous!!!
:bigsmyl:
:biglaugh: :biglaugh:
Good shooting Denny!!
Nice, I think one of those quivers is gonna be my next toy.
This is a nice thread to read since I ordered an Arrowmaster 3 days ago!
Good stuff, great quivers and an excellent picture! Congrats! Those critters sure are squirrelly when putting the stalk on em' I need all the fire power I can get! :wavey:
Denny, See you and Darryl at K-zoo. I'l be in the Sitka booth and hope to have my new book "One with the Wilderness" done by then. Have fun with the talk I'm sure you will do fine.
However, do not image the audience "buck-naked", because I did that once and got even more nervous from buck fever and being so close to the staging area. Ha! Mike
We always use back quivers around here in the late season...you can never have enough arrows for small game. I've been hunting squirrels and rabbits with the bow since the 60's.
Afraid of losing arrows? Good grief son! Buy some cheap aluminums or get some hardwood dowells and fletch them up. If I spend that much for an arrow that I'm afraid of losing it, I hope someone belts me in the forehead with a bed slat. Geeeeeesh!
Nice shot!
Mike, that book sounds like something I would love to read! Now I have to go to K-Zoo.
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