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Started by Twangy, March 30, 2014, 06:45:00 AM

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Twangy

Hello everybody! First post here, and I am planning on lurking for a while so I can soak up some knowledge on bows in general, Bow crafting, bow fishing, and bow hunting. I'm particularly interested in hunting Gator, (I know I 'm a weird one!).

Anyway, a little bit of history on my self; I did a 5 year stint with the Marine Corps, which sparked my interest in firearms, which eventually sparked an interest in hunting, and now I want to get into different aspects of hunting, fishing and outdoorsy-ing and learn to craft new and more useful things. Also, before and during my time in the Marines, I dabbled in Luthery, that is the art of making stinged instruments, so I know my around a modern carpentry shop at least.

After I got out the Marines I bought my first Pistol, a Gen3 Glock 17, and I love it to this day. It turned me into a sort of range junkie, lol. I Just bought my first Rifle, a Yugoslavian SKS, a little bit ago and am enjoying it emmensly. But the wife and I have also been experimenting with knife throwing lately and we're both enjoying that quite a bit to.

She started expressing interests in bows as well, and also talking about her own pistol now. She's come a long way from when I first met her and I could not be more proud.  :)  So, eventually I plan on making us a few starter self bows, and eventually graduating to larger higher poundage bows. Anyway, I'm still new at hunting so I'm hoping to learn some tips and tricks to hunting in general here, as well as gain knowledge on the craftsmanship of bows.

Anywya, thanks to the administrators for having me!

Fattony77

Thank you for your service, and welcome to Tradgang! You have found a great place full of good people that are eager to help people of all experience levels.

Lots of us can also point you in the right direction for other resources on learning to hunt. I'll start that ball rolling by suggesting a book called "Stalking and Still Hunting" by G. Fred Asbell. It's a great book for learning to hunt from the ground.

Lots of others for learning to hunt by other tactics, and I'm sure those in-the-know will chime in with them, soon.

Again, Welcome from Oklahoma!

Cyclic-Rivers

Welcome to Trad Gang.

Thank you for your service! This journey is fun and addicting!

Nothing wrong with Gator hunting, A few pro's Hang out here, and Gators taste good too...

Here is a good thread!

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=132437;p=1#000000

and another:

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=092393;p=1#000000

and yet another:

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=083771;p=1#000000
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Welcome to Tradgang warrior.
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Sam McMichael

Welcome to Trad Gang, and thank you for your service. You will be able to find a wealth of information on this site regarding traditional archery with assistance to both you and your wife. You will also come into contact with some very talented knife makers as well.

Can't say much about the firearms fascination as this is an archery site, but I will mention that you will need to carefully check your state hunting regs if you plant to carry your pistol while bowhunting. Good luck on this journey you have begun.
Sam

Wallydog

Hoorah Devil Dog.
  Im new to this site as well but long in the tooth with archery. I actually remember when there were no wheelbows. I play a 5 string banjo in a working Bluegrass band and have made a 5 stranger myself. It aint as good as my  1926 Gibson though..haha. You will learn plenty here.

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welcome ,  you will meet some great folks here   :thumbsup:
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Welcome Brother and Semper Fi.
  There's all the info you will ever need here on Trad Gang.

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Welcome to the gang, hope you enjoy your journey with traditional archery. This is a great family here and any questions you have can be found here. Thank you for service    :thumbsup:
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