As my handle indicates, every now and then I get lucky. Today being one of those day's. :goldtooth:
A little about myself. I first shot a bow when I was about 10 yrs old (that would be 40 yrs ago :rolleyes: ). My brother-in-law had given me a glass bow and some arrows. Living next to a corn field at the time, a lot of black squirrels found their way to the table. Well time passed and I ventured into the firearm arena. I enjoy hunting with rifles, shotguns and flintlocks. I have a crossbow and an old Whitetail II compound, neither of which see much daylight.
So here I am. I just bought a Bear Montana @ 50# and am heading to the bow shop on Saturday to get myself squared away with arrows and such. The crossbow and compounds are destined to become my boy's albatross if they so choose or the 4 sale table if they don't.
I plan on hunting with the Montana...possibly next fall for deer.
I was advised to check out this site for the wisdom readily available and I look forward to becomeing as knowledgeable (or at least more than I am now)on the Traditional style bow.
BSFN
WELCOME TO THE CAMPFIRE
Welcome to tradgang BSFN!
If you seek knowledge of the traditional archery type then you've come to the mountain.
Enjoy the journey with the rest of us!!
God bless,Mudd
PS: I've had a couple of those Montana Bears and they're awesome(IMHO) very under rated and over looked long bows that aren't short on shoot-ability.
Welcome and hold on its a great ride here. Lots of knowledge base.
Welcome aboard you will enjoy!!
MARK :archer2: :archer2:
BSFN,
Welcome to the site and you have a very good bow there and we are all more then willing to help in any possible way we can...If you don't get a lot of answers to any questions it's just mostly because we are in the trees or on the ground looking for nuts ourselves....I haven't been out a whole lot this season due to two little squirrels(girls) are needing Mom and Pop both to raise them but when I do get my chance to hunt I pack a lunch and make a day of it...You will need to follow the Mods rules but just remember to keep it Trad. related and things will go very smooth for ya...Pull up a chair and join the camp...My name is Keith but I go by Keefer's here...God Bless <")))><
Hi there-Hap
:campfire:
Welcome to the Gang. Lots of good folks and wisdom here.
Keeping the Faith!
Magnus
Hello, from the East coast and welcome.
Thanks for the warm welomes on a cold winter's night.
BSFN
Howdy :campfire:
well saddle up and enjoy the ride!!!
:wavey: :wavey: :wavey:
:thumbsup:
JAG/Johnny
Welcome from Arkansas.
Welcome aboard. Enjoy the stories, pics and knowlege that is here.
your going to enjoy this new journey.
Welcome! There is a wealth of information here and the finest folks dispensing it!
Hello and welcome from Southernmost Illinois..
Welcome! I like your handle. When I was a kid I played alot of pool with my Grandfather. When I won he would say, "Well, even a blind Squirrel finds an acorn once in awhile". :campfire:
Welcome aboard. :archer2:
First of all, welcome!
Second, that Bear Montana is one darn fine bow, just ask anyone here.
WELCOME TO TRADGANG, AWESOME GUYS AND GALS ON HERE!
Pull up a log and enjoy the ride.Welcome
Welcome
Welcome aboard... nice to see another canadian. :archer:
Welcome to camp. :saywhat:
Just remember to have fun with it all!! Thats why we do it afterall.
Lucky man aka BlindSquirrelFindsNut,
I started much the same way you are three years ago. I shoot a Bear Montana longbow and hunt with it as well. I will pick up my new Leon Stewart Bow in a week or so.
The Montana is a great bow. I to have the 50# draw weight. You can not go wrong with it.
Enjoy and welcome.
Martin
Once inaugarated and felt you have settled in, you will noteably find that there is no place like home.
Welcome!!!!!!!!!
Welcome and have fun
Welcome aboard!
G'day!
Welcome
Welcome Aaron. TG is tops IMO without bickering or otherwise KOM mentality. Just good honest trad bowhunters with much experience. We may not all hunt the same; BUT, respectful of others with very few exceptions.