Last Sunday afternoon after church Lori and I got the bows and quivers loaded up to go do some stump shooting. It was a beautiful afternoon.

 

Quiver loaded and ready to go....


   

This is the area were in,between Danville and Northumberland. Beautiful Gamelands.

   

It did not take us long to come across the first shot.

     

Heading out the trail now,walking-hiking only,no bikes or horses.

   

This leaf in the middle of the road made a good focus point.


   

Just about at full draw....


   

We were both close, but no one rattled the leaf. I slammed into a hidden rock,it kind of rattled my Hex.

   

Not to mention my nock...




  Plugged it back in and we were good to go.

This is the difference in our points..

   

Looks great Craig.

she's a lefty,   :cool:   I like limb style of her bow.

Walking out the trail we saw this through the brush.


   


  Turned out to be a mylar balloon that had run out of gas. Hmmm,bright red and the size of a lung.

Like I said this was a brushy shot. I went first then Lori.

   

 Thanks Charlie,she is shooting a Legend Longbow built by Jim Johnson. He also built a few recurves.
Nice graceful limbs and it surprises you with 28#25"

Let's go see if we drew blood.........


   

 Yep! I put this in my pocket and carried it out with us.

Some pretty little flowers along the way. It has been unseasonably warm the last few weeks and everything is way ahead of schedule.


   

We shared this one....


   

Jim made a beautiful bow.....


   

Great shooting and good save on the nock. How were the ticks,went out last week and had five ticks, 2 were feeding and 3 taking a walk,on me, hate those things.  

This Sassafrass is getting hammered pretty well by the Pileated Woodpeckers. There known here as Pennsylvania Teradactyles.

   

This one was way out there...