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Stickflingers, last week...rookies, big bears, and bloody arras.

Started by wapiti792, June 11, 2011, 02:38:00 AM

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bohuntr

Very cool stories and pictures!!! Congrats to all of the hunters and to Ryan for running such an awesome bear camp!  :thumbsup:
To me, the ultimate challenge in bowhunting is not how far away you can succesfully make a killing shot but rather how close you can get to the animal before shooting.

C Kerley

Just starting to get settled in from Compton and got to read this Brian...awesome story and great bear!  

If your ears were burning it's because John and I were sitting by a Compton fire about Thursday night wondering how you were doing!

owlbait

Hey Ryan, can you get your guys to compile a list of the bows/arrows and broadheads they used this year. Would be neat to see what these veteran bear hunters were using and compare it with the other bear hunters. A guy contemplating a hunt in the future might have some good info to help make choices. Just an idea. Great seeing the size and color phase available in your area. How big is your concession and how long do you expect it to be this good?
Advice from The Buck:"Only little girls shoot spikers!"

IndianaBowman

Tyler's Bear Setup
57# Monte Dunaway 3-Piece Recurve
2117 Easton With 125 Gr Wensel Woodsman

owlbait

Advice from The Buck:"Only little girls shoot spikers!"

wapiti792

Mine was Talltines longbow 52 at 28 drawing to 29.5 w a Trad Only 300, 50 gr insert, 160 gr Ace Standard w a 75 gr insert, 650 gr total and a 31 inch arrow.Wew, that's a mouthfull  :)
Mike Davenport

Big Ed

"Get kids involved in the outdoors"

Gatekeeper

QuoteOriginally posted by wapiti792:
I still became the first human to touch this bear. I stroked his mane and thanked him. This alone brings me to my emotions as I type this   .
I know this feeling, Mike.    :notworthy:  Great story   :campfire:
TGMM Family of the Bow   A member since 6/5/09

"I can tell by your hat that you're not from around here."

Casher from Brookshires Food Store in Albany, Texas during 2009 Pig Gig

Manitoba Stickflinger

Anyone who knows Mike knows he doesn't just type this stuff...he is this stuff!!! Can't wait to have him in camp again!!

Steve O

Another look at the Sponsor of the Week.

Rookies...yeah right!     :thumbsup:

wapiti792

Yup It's Talltines Sponsor week and there was a bear harmed in the making of this thread with a Talltines  :)
Mike Davenport

team fudd

great bears and great stories guys!  I shot a nice one in alberta this spring,  cant wait to get the full body mount back from the taxidermist the end of feb.  You guys both missed your calling, you could tag team as outdoor writers!  thanks for the hunt a long!

Bel007

119 more days and I am back in STICKFLINGERS paradise.

Tic Toc.. tic toc..
Brian - aka "Big Sexy"
Compton Traditional Bowhunters - Lifetime Member

wapiti792

Mike Davenport

Hermon

This is driving me crazy!! I am going to hunt with Ryan in 2013 and reading this again is making the wait even harder.  Whoever goes this year needs to tell us all about it.  474 days (I think)and counting.......


wapiti792

Tic, tock...gonna miss my hunt this year with Ryan to chase Osceola turkies and take my kids to see a rip-off of a giant mouse. I gotta wait 15 months to go back but I still got memories and a bear mount I still gotta pay for. Thanks Ry  :)
Mike Davenport

Manitoba Stickflinger

Yeah Mike....sorry about putting you on that big chocolate and costing you all that taxidermy dollars! 4 footer rubbed blackie for next year?? Wish you were coming up buddy....Ry

steadman

Don't be sorry Ryan, you just ruined Mike for life  :thumbsup:  Mike I know that mouse will go B&C  :)
" Just concentrate and don't freak out next time" my son Tyler(age 7) giving advise after watching me miss a big mulie.

wapiti792

You got that right Steadman! He done ruined me...when the taxidermy feller had to get into the grizzly forms for my bears noggin I knew I needed a reverse morgage or a 3rd job  :)  

That dang Manitoba Stickflinger and his 7 foot punkin' headed bears   :goldtooth:  Ry I am going for a Steve O polar grizz, 7 footer, on camera, with a wood arra I made myself. How's that for a goal? My wife would love another bear for her living room...honest   :p
Mike Davenport


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