The San Marco also works on squirrels

I'm a firm believer in the shoot one bow quote from Howard Hill.
I've been shooting the same San Marco traditional everyday mostly since early 2020. Same arrow weight same broadheads, string ,glove etc.
 My shooting has really improved and remained consistent. The arrow trajectory is ingrained forever at this point. I have shot another longbow a few times but they do not feel right at all. I pick up the SM and everything is right again.

Looking good, Roger. I'm really enjoying my sling pack. It's one of my favorite pieces of hunting gear. I actually just sent you a message on here the other day telling you what I was doing to connect it to my PacSeat, which is another one of my favorite pieces of gear. We had talked about it in a thread on here before, and when I was looking at my sling pack the other night, I realized I hadn't given you an update on how I was using it with my PacSeat.

I bought some Velcro One-Wrap, which is a roll of Velcro that attaches to itself, and you can cut pieces to length. I'm using one small piece on the grab handle at the top and two pieces on each of the lower attachment points for the sling. I wrap those around the frame of the PacSeat, and it holds tight. And I can leave the velcro loops attached to the PacSeat when I remove the sling pack, either while hunting or at home. It's simple, and it works. Anyway, just thought I'd share in case someone else ever asks.

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great pics posted in here,,, beautiful country too!!  i keep hearing about how the elites are nice do any of you have a sitka?

is your elbow aligned with your drawing hand and your hand has even pressure on all three fingers,, assuming 3 under draw would be the same as split?   this is advanced stuff but when tillering selfbows and testing arrows we used to alternate the finger pressures on drawing hand to get an idea where the tiller wanted to be ( pull more with top finger then try pulling more with bottom finger it bends upper and lower limbs a tad more) .. you can mess with that and see what it does 

You might want to try Two Guys And A Hog near Perry if you just want to shoot a pig. It's not a hunt though, that's pretty clear

Positive or negative tiller represents the relation of the top limb to the lower limb.

Positive tiller - Top limb distance is greater than the lower limb measured distance

Negative tiller - Top Limb distance is less than the lower limb measured distance