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Can you name this new EFA bowquiver?

Started by 2fletch, July 03, 2008, 08:36:00 PM

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bd2cool


bd2cool

You could just name it "Bob"-I won't mind

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2fletch

Some really good names, but not what was chosen. Just one more clue, however, It's not an indian tribe. The hood design usually has the name of a tribe.

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Two Arrows

Going with an indian theme here, how about chief or warrior?
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Roadkill

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Roadkill

do you use water snakes for many of your quivers?  the large scales make me think they are.  we have few water sankes out this way-duh.
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2fletch

Roadkill, the snake we use is western diamondback rattlesnake. The watersnake that you mention would probably work very well, but I don't know a source.

When I was a teenager in Indiana I was down in the Wabash valley frog hunting with a couple of buddies.  We were in the middle of a small pool of water that had survived a dry summer when all at once I spotted about 15 snakes in the pool. When I announced the situation the water boiled with 3 guys getting out in a rush. Normally I'm not afraid of snakes, but when the rush started I didn't want to be last. (Mind you I wasn't afraid, I just didn't want to be last.) There were probably between 30 and 40 snakes in that pool which was only about 10' X 20'. Guess it was the dry weather.

upatree

All I know is that is what I have been looking for.  "teepee"  is a thought on the name???


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Lewis Brookshire III

"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose."
- Jim Elliot: Missionary/Martyr.

2fletch

Wow! There have been some good names suggested so far. If it weren't already named I think that we would adopt one of them.

After several inquired, I decided to go ahead and list some of the quivers for sale on the "Sponsors Classified". I just put them up about 10 minutes ago. There is a total of seven listed but we have more of them. As is our policy Tradgangers get a discount. Thanks.


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