Hello to the Trad Gang, I have been a lurker here for years and really enjoyed reading about all of your trad hunting adventures, and your love for traditional bows.
I started bow hunting in 1962 when I graduated from High School in Plymouth Michigan. I still have my Bear Kodiak Magnum 55#, 52 inch bow from the early to mid 60's, that I am going to re-string and start shooting again. I haven't hunted with it since 1978, so I will be starting all over again.Have only missed one season bow hunting in all those years,just got away from trad for a while.
Looking forward to being a member of this fine forum and will be asking a lot of questions in the future, I'm sure. Happy New year to you all.!!
Welcome from a Kentucky brother! Make sure to make our Kentucky TradFest shoot this April. It's a great shoot and time.
Another welcome from Kentucky!
Welcome to the gang.
Welcome! Where at in Kentucky are you located?
Thanks for the welcome guys. I live in Carlisle county, about 25 miles from Paducah.
Welcome to the gang.
Welcome from Florida!
Welcome and hello :wavey:
welcome from ny :wavey:
Welcome to the Gang!
Bisch
Welcome from across the river.
Ron :wavey: Welcome from N.C. :archer2:
Welcome from Michigan . :wavey:
Welcome from your neighbor to the north Ohio. Where do you guys hold the tradfest shoot?
another welcome from NY
Welcome from Oklahoma
Greetings Mr Collins.Wonderful place to be here on the gang.Welcome!
Welcome from the Adirondack foothils in upstate New York...gladthat you decided to join us...lots of great traditional bowhunters here and they don't mind helping others out.
Welcome from Ohio!
Welcome from Georgia.
welcome back.... life is over as you knew it.
Thanks again for the warm welcome, look forward to being a part of a forum where fellow bow hunters share a deep love and respect for the sport and show respect for fellow bow hunters.
I turn 71 years young in little over a month and have a burning desire to return to my roots, and that means hunting with a recurve. My 38 year old son, to whom I passed on this addiction to bowhunting, thinks I am nuts. He has never hunted trad, but I have a feeling that will change once I get set up and get him to try it. The nut never falls far from the tree,right? I am not a prolific poster, but I will be around and look forward to getting to know you guys.Happy hunting.
Please, keep us posted...am curious to learn if your son will make the transition to traditional gear...good luck and enjoy.
Welcome back. :campfire:
Welcome from PA!
Welcome aboard from your old home state. Lots of great information here so don't be afraid to ask. Even as a 46 year veteran of traditional archery I learn new stuff every week here.