I got mine in the mail yesterday and I am well pleased. Works perfectly for my main problem and that was transporting my bow on my ATV. If you guys are looking for a good solid investment for carrying your bow, its a good buy.
Jeff,
how long of a bow will fit in it?
Charlie,
I put it on my 66in Pearson Pinto with a mile to spare.
Jeff
This is a really simple tool to assist you in bowhunting, but it is a BRILLIANT one! I don't use it in every situation, but have really enjoyed having it in my arsenal when the need arises. It was a real help on an elk hunt last year when the footing was a challenge. I think Joe Furlong is a genius... and he's a great guy, too! He's a Gang sponsor, and the site is www.bowtote.com (http://www.bowtote.com)
I got one when I was on crutches after I busted my ankle and fractured my foot. Being on crutches, it was hard carrying my bow out to my backyard to practice a few shots. The bowtote sling helped me with that. It was still a little awkward because the crutches were in the way, but still manageable. I also like how it can be used while on a mountain bike.
Jeff,
Thanks for the info! How is the mast crop looking in Big Creek?
Charlie
QuoteOriginally posted by Gen273:
Jeff,
Thanks for the info! How is the mast crop looking in Big Creek?
Charlie
Charlie,
Well, being blind as a bat its hard for me to see way up without binos and I haven't had any with me the last few times in the woods. I did see a few green hickory nuts laying on the ground.
My uncles said that they didn't think there would be much due to those two big late frosts we had.
Have you hunted up around Liberty Hills? My buddy says the deer are running everywhere and that they have destroyed his garden. Says its the same way down towards Fogertown.
Back to the bowtote, yeah its the trick for sure. So glad I picked it up.