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Multiplying bows

Started by MCNSC, December 14, 2013, 09:23:00 PM

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threeunder

I have too many bows.  But I have bows that I will never get rid of also due to the sentimental value.
The first 2 longbows I owned were gifts from my lovely wife.  I have a KMag I made my first trad kill with.  I have my first full custom bow spec'd by me.
Then...LOL...I have the bows that are me.  They are me in the sense that they are the ones that just "work" for me.  As far as longbows go, the MOAB is perfect for me.  As far as recurves go, the Kwyk Styk and Steppe Eagle are without peers.
Yeah, I gotta get rid of some of the others...LOL
Ken Adkins

Never question a man's choice in bows or the quality of an animal he kills.  He is the only one who has to be satisfied with either of those choices.

Friend

The gestation period for some bows, in all respects, may be quite abbreviated.
>>----> Friend <----<<

My Lands... Are Where My Dead Lie Buried.......Crazy Horse

Sixby

I have about 20 or so. Never know when I will need another bow.
God bless, Steve

30coupe

QuoteOriginally posted by Bladepeek:
That's what happens when you keep them in a bedroom. Try hanging them on the wall - separated.
So, Ron, are yours still in the bedroom? They seem to be multiplying as well.    :rolleyes:
Kanati 58" 44# @ 28" Green glass on a green riser
Bear Kodiak Magnum 52" 45# @ 28"
Bodnik Slick Stick longbow 58" 40# @ 28"
Bodnik Kiowa 52" 45# @ 28"
Kanati 58" 46# @ 28" R.I.P (2007-2015)
Self-made Silk backed Hickory Board bow 67" 49# @ 28"
Bear Black Bear 60" 45# @28"
NRA Life Member

Interseptor

Five sounds like a good number to me.
Palmetto Traditional Bowhunters
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Fattony77

QuoteOriginally posted by Friend:
The gestation period for some bows, in all respects, may be quite abbreviated.
LOL! I think my bows might be sterile! I've been wanting to bring a few more in to the family, but no luck so far. Is there a bow fertility specialist I can see?  :dunno:

Bowhunter4life

Tony, there's always adoption...  They call it the Trad Bow classifieds here...  ;)
"Bowhunting isn't a hobby or a sport... It's a way of life!"

Quote: "Everything you read on the internet is the truth." -Abraham Lincoln

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

jrchambers

bows are a lot like pets the more you
get the less each one gets to eat.  I will graciously put my home up for the new bow pound. I will do my best to walk and feed every one.  visiting hours will be from 5 pm to 8pm Monday through Friday.  I strongly recommend contraceptive as this is a epidemic.

Keith Zimmerman

Fortunately my Man Cave is outside above the garage.  My wife doesnt go out there much at all.  So lots of multiplying happens out there, including the Tip on order and the Wild Horse Creek on order.

hvyhitter

My bows have stablized at 6 for now but my arrows and shafts keep increasing by leaps and bounds. Easily over 600 now as I feel the need for several dozen for the bows I have, used to have, may have next year...........never a problem with a correct arrow for a new bow. #2 used to voice her opinion on what was "too many" so she had to become someone elses problem...........
Bowhunting is "KILL and EAT" not "Catch and Release".....Semper Fi!


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