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what have you shot at home accidentlly

Started by Gordon martiniuk, December 09, 2009, 01:04:00 AM

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GWC

my shed,and the plastic tub holding my kids blow up pool and floats,had it too close to my target
Just Takn A Day At A Time

Froggy

You fellas are animals... by the way, I don't miss.   :archer2:    :rolleyes:
TGMM  >>>>---------> Family of the bow

SOLDIERII

SoldierII

flyfish1

I was shooting judos in the yard. My in-laws garage  plenty far away, or so i thought. Shot and hit a flat stone at surface level of ground,hidden by grass,saw sparks and the arrow  skipped up like the darn thing was shot again and made a direct hit on in-laws garage with brand new siding. It was like something that would make you laugh in a good comedy, but I was dumbfounded at the time. I wish I could have seen the look on my own face!
Ron A        

"When the buffalo are gone, we will hunt mice,for we are hunters and we want our freedom"
        ~Sitting Bull

Fischman

Like Bretto, a friend has his girlfriend practicing in the backyard with a wheelie and she punched the release and shot his mom's new buick in the from fender! Daughter shot a cat when she missed the backstop this fall, auger, auger tire, grain bins, before big backstop years ago!
YOU HAVE TO STAND FOR SOMETHING OR YOU'LL FALL FOR ANYTHING !!!

adeeden

I grew up in a real small town in Indiana. it only had around 150 people total, no gas stations, no restruants, and only one stop sign.

We did have a nice baseball diamond about 1/2 mine north of town. There was an old abandoned railroad tracks running from behind our house up past the ball diamond, this was the area we wondered and shot stuff when we were kids.

When I was 12 or I had been wandering the old rail road tracks shooting at a little bit of everything when ended up out by the center field fence of the ball diamond and flushed a covey of quail. By the time I got an arrow nocked they were real high and about 20 yards out but I let one fly. I missed of course but watched the arrow sail all the way across the field into the roof of the blechers on the home side!

Strangely enough almost 30 years later that arrow is still sticking through the roof of the bleachers!

And no I never did admit it was mine until now!
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

Buckeye Trad Hunter

Shot my bathtub drain with a staple gun last night while working under the house.  :knothead:

Dave McDaniel

My friend shot my garden hose.It was about 5 yards in front of the target! He had a bad habit of dropping his bow arm! We both rolled on the ground laughing.

wildwood

My shot glanced off  the top of my hay bail a few weeks ago . Told my wife I had another lost arrow (she's good at finding them) I came home and found a large tree branch in my room with my arrow in it
delivered by grace

Slasher

a wheel barrow, a gas can, and a cooler... Living in suburbia, I shoot into my garage.... Lots of kewl things to hit!!!
Expect the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes.
                                       ~Zig Ziglar~

kpete

We were shooting winter league in the basement of an office building.  The ceiling(floor of the main office space) was built with concrete beams stretching across the width of the basement.  One of the wheelie bow shooters had a new release,  well, you guessed it, he drew with the bow pointed up at about 45 degrees and as he started down, he hit the trigger on the release,  the arrow went straight ahead, hit the concrete beam and bounced straight back and hit him between the eyebrows.  Two little cuts from the nock started a meager blood trail to the bathroom.  He yelled at the rest of US for breaking his concentration.
I have a copy of Luther's Works on by book shelf that has a hole in the bindings-I think they come that way. It is  not a Holey book.
The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God stands forever-Isaiah 40:8

Mike Theis

I have definitely buried my share into trees, even a judo head or two. Also, when re-fletching some arrows for a friend, I tested one into the basement target. But I hit a soft spot in the target, and shattered the arrow when it hit the concrete on the pass through. OOooops, time to get a new target.

The best dinger shot I remember happened many years ago, when our neighbor shot my stepfather's Suburu. His arrow skipped off the top of the hay bale in his yard, through our yard, and into the rear quarter panel of one of our cars. It took many years before his bow club quit teasing him about that shot.
If man were to know everything in advance, there would be no such thing as adventure!

the longbowkid

swimming pool.....I have pictures somewere..  :knothead:
Anneewakee Addiction longbow 56" 50@28

"too many people live under the misguided impression that death is the worst possible of natural events"
 -John G. Mitchell, "The Hunt"

Taiga Recurve

A gallon garden sprayer. Nope, wasn't aiming for it either  ;)
"Target archery is seeing how far away you can get and still hit the bull's eye.
Bowhunting is seeing how close you can get and never miss your mark!"

Terry Lightle

My wifes water hose got a hole in it the size of a 11/32 field point.Dont know what happened.
Compton Traditional Bowhunters Life Member

frassettor

I'll play..My tool box. I left the lid open for some reason  :smileystooges:    :rolleyes:  

"Everything's fine,just fine". Dad

J. Holden

I nailed a 5 quart plastic jug of oil.  Lucky for me it was about an inch above the oil line.  Now I don't have to tip it as far~  :D  

-Jeremy  :coffee:
Pslam 46:10

"A real man rejects passivity and takes responsibility to lead, provide, protect, and teach expecting to receive the greater reward." Dr. Robert Lewis

bad arrow

Every day I almost "accidently" shoot my cat or one of my chickens. So tempting....Phil

GRINCH

My Pitt bull is scared to death of my bows he runs out of the house everytime I pick up my bow,He ran behind my target, ended up shooting the panelling instead,scared him to death,now I have to wait till he's out of the house befors I shoot.
TGMM Family of The Bow,
USN 1973-1995

Keefer

I shot at what I thought was an empty cardboard box in my shop...Went and pulled the arrows out and smelled Bohning Laquer that belonged to a friend who is always storing his stuff in my shop...He always reminds me of ruining his good laquer...I tell him well next time keep it in your shop and it won't happen again  :rolleyes:


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