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What's in your quiver for Fall?

Started by tomsm44, August 21, 2015, 03:00:00 PM

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hitman

Surewood Douglas fir 60-65 spine with 160 grain VPA 3 blades and 3-5inch feathers.
Black Widow PSAX RH 58" 47#@28
Samick Sage 62" 40#@28"
PSA Kingfisher RH 45#@28
Treadway longbow RH 60" 46#at 28"
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Mississippi Traditional Bowhunters life member

dnovo

I'm taking my bow and some hunting arrows   :biglaugh:    :biglaugh:
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tim roberts


These are attached to a new quiver, I'm trying out this year!
Thanks,
Tim

TGMM Family of the Bow

I guess if we run into the bear that is making these tracks, we oughta just get off the trail.......He seems to like it!  
My good friend Rudy Bonser, while hunting elk up Indian Creek.

One quiver will have 1918s with original 160 Grizzlies and some shoot at anything broadhead arrows and two blunts. Another quiver will have Surewoods with 160 Hills and a couple of shoot at anything broadheads and a couple of blunts. Another quiver will have Surewoods with 160 grain Grizzlies with the same, another will have Microflites with Schulz Hunter'sheads and the same as the others.  I am leaving the options open for the new bow that is coming, an ambidextrous JD Berry Pluto, I am betting that it will like 45-50 cedars with 145 grain Grizzlies, but I have plenty of arrows to make adjustments if needed.

Bonebuster

I`ll be using the 300 Beman "Bowhunter" ICS shafts, weighted internally with nylon rope, and Zwickey Deltas, and/or Magnus-1 broadheads.

Same set up three years running

Veneficus

I will be using the field quiver as well. I find the bear takedown is a little heavier than I like with a bow quiver. I would have liked to put water buffalohorn for the nock reinforcments because the black would have looked better,but I just used what was on hand for these arrows.
Good luck to everyone this fall!

Jon Stewart

Shooting sticks and stones.

Osage self bow, self made arrows fletched with turkey and goose feathers from Michigan and stone points.

Nice looking arrows veneficus.  What wood did you use to re enforce the nocks?

Overspined

Nice , Jon! Sticks and stones!

I too get teased about my pink arrows! Grizzles 200 gr 58# spine arrows all hill style.

tradhunter


This year I am going to try some Surewood shafts, tipped with good old Zwickey deltas. In the past I hunted with Goldtips, but wanted to try it with wood this year. They fly like a dream out of my new Yellowstone hunter, she is a beaut at 60" 60 pound at my draw....let's have a great, safe year folks!!
The wishbone will never replace the backbone.

Veneficus

I used osage orange for the nock reinforcments. Osage is everywhere here.

Hoyt

340 FMJ's with 75gr Hit brass insert and 165gr Simmons Tree Sharks.

Mjolnir

Gold Tip traditionals 7595 cut to 30.5", 100 grain inserts, 100 grains of screw in weights behind the insert, 125 grain snuffer, 3 - 5" parabolic left wing feathers and a luminok. Right at 700 grains.

Mark R

Without going into alot of personnel detail, 3 or 4 broadheads and a judo on my matched woodies.I use a side quiver,easier to go through thicker cover and less noticeable movement when grabbing an arrow.

Danny Rowan

going with a bit different this year, Alaskan Forgewoods with hunters heads and Ace Super Express heads.



and a couple of bows, New Schafer Silver Tip and Cari-Bow Silver Fox longbow.





and this side quiver( the one on the right).



and this knife

"When shooting instinctivly,it matters not which eye is dominant"

Jay Kidwell and Glenn St. Charles

TGMM Family Of The Bow
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NAHC life member
Retired CPO US Navy 1972-1993
Retired USCBP Supervisory Officer 1999-2017

9 Shocks

.600 gt trads at 29 1/4 with 225 grains up front.  shot from a toelke whip 46lbs at 27"s
60" Bivouac Backland ILF longbow 42@27
58" Schafer Silvertip recurve 47@27
58" Primaltech Longbow 45@27

groyce

Gold Tip 35/55 with 100gr brass inserts and 175gr Eclipse Wolverine up front..550 grains total..Shooting extremely well out of my ACS 55# at 28

Orion

For my elk hunt next week, I'll be using Abowyer single bevel brown bear, STOS two-blade and Zwickey Delta 4-blade heads, one of each in the quiver, with an ACE hex head for stumping.  The arrows are Easton Axis and weigh about the same -- 600 grains, give or take a grain or two -- and have roughly the same high FOC. Will be shooting them out of a Morrison Shawnee or ACS longbow.

Biathlonman

My Toelke Lynx will be shooting 30" tapered Sure wood Douglas fir, 75-80, with 190 grain Ribtek broadheads.


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