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I feel like I've been cheating ----bow pix on 2

Started by Pat B., June 10, 2013, 10:46:00 PM

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Pat B.

My pal Ken Rohloff made a sweet '50's style recurve at my request. I've been walking around stumping with this bow for the last couple of weeks, and I feel like I'm cheating on a my faithful Hill bows !!   But this little recurve is amazing, it needs my attention. It's 54 pounds at 28" and I get a few more with my long draw.
It really likes 31" CE 350's with 225 or so up front.. Makes a finished arrow that weighs over 600 and this bow makes 'em sing.

I went to the edge of the woods to go for a walk. After I had gone 1/4 mile the deer flies and the lack of pig sign got the best of me and I turned around. When I got back to the truck I drove to the edge of a cotton field and got out to go for a stroll..  I was walking down a crowned up dirt road between two cotton fields.
With not much hope of seeing any critters I was flinging a blunt at a weed or stick or whatever else I happened to see. After a bit I saw a jack about 150 yards down the road. Hmm, I quit shooting and kept walking towards him. Just about the time I was going to take a shot he took off but only ran another 30 or 40 yards and stopped.. So I kept walking.  I got within what looked like a possible and I aimed, drew the bow, and fired away. I was concentrating on the rabbit and the arrow arched out of my sight and I then saw it dropping towards the unfortunate bunny. I don't know who was more surprised when it pinwheeled his noggin..  I counted 54 long steps to him. Hey, I only report this stuff, lol..
   

Bud B.

TGMM Family of the Bow >>>>---------->

"You can learn more about deer hunting with a bow and arrow in a week, than a gun hunter might learn all his life." ----- Fred Bear

Stumpknocker

That is awesome!   And.. I really love that style of bow.  U r living the good life for sure!
Let's go to the woods and learn things about life (Penelope, age 4, to me).  

plx osage 62" 56@28
sax bocote 60" 54@28
Morrison Shawnee 56" 56@28

Stumpknocker

Y'all have some big ole rabbits out there btw.
Let's go to the woods and learn things about life (Penelope, age 4, to me).  

plx osage 62" 56@28
sax bocote 60" 54@28
Morrison Shawnee 56" 56@28

Bjorn

They take several trips to pack out when they get big like that! Nice shooting Pat!   :archer2:

VictoryHunter

There is a place for all God's creatures....right next to the potatoes and gravy.
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BuckeyeGuy


beaunaro

It doesn't get any better than that! Great day for sure.
Congratulations from WI.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com
Irv Eichorst

Steelhead

Those Inferno's are as good as it gets in a 50s style recurve.Great shooting!


RC


Jwilliam


pdk25


Mike Gerardi

That was a great shot. I ate a jack rabbit two years ago while in Texas. I do not think I will ever eat another.

JamesKerr

James Kerr

stujay

Nice shooting indeed...large bunny too, congrats

Jayrod

NRA Life member

Compton traditional bowhunter member

Oregon Okie

Been shooting my curve lately too.feel the same way about not using my longbow. Funny huh? Think I'll hunt it this year though.
"Don't believe everything you think" - bumper sticker

"Savage Blaster" - 50@31 - 63" (recurve I made with Steve Savage)
Firefly TD longbow - 50@31 - 63"
7 Lakes double shelf from a blank - 45@31 - 66"
Trident ILF w Blackmax carbons - 42@31

Tom1954

I love that style of recurve.  Great looking bow.  Nice shot, too!

Ric O'Shay

Some of those old Jacks are hardheaded. I'm surprised it didn't break the arrow and then lope away.    :bigsmyl:  

Good shooting my friend.
I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just.   - Thomas Jefferson


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