Quote from: Surffever on March 03, 2026, 02:11:31 PMI am very lucky in that I hunt right out my back door.  I am literally on the edge of Natl. Forrest and timber land.  I have a 2 mile loop in the hills that connects with a network of old logging roads.  I carry my bow (Toelke Whip) with an Eagle Flight strap on quiver for 3 arrows.  I have a sling pack with some essentials; water, snacks, license, timber land access permit, a spare pair of eye glasses, spare bow string and tab,  deer and elk tags, fixed blade knife (folder on my belt), cord, some logging tape for tracking.  I don't carry a first aid kit per se, but I have some gauze pads and tape, a small packet of Tylenol and allergy pills.  I figure I need to be prepared for cut or stab wounds if I get tangled up with my broadheads for some reason, or other sharp thing.  I sometimes carry a small GPS when scouting newer areas.  I also carry a 1911 45 cal.in a holster on the chest strap of my pack.  Cougars and bears are thick here and show up constantly on my trail cams.  Try only to bring something I think might save me from having to walk all the way back home

Quote from: fisherick on March 05, 2026, 08:26:02 AMI searched Big Jims website and Stick bow supplies website and could not find any listing for Black Hunter bows.