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My wifes been trick shootin!

Started by TURKEYFOOTGIRL, February 26, 2013, 09:20:00 PM

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Maxx Black

I'm sorry to say it but I had a good chuckle at your expense ! I too have had this experience , and Yes the garage door was in the way. Ken
Kwyk Styk 58" 55x28
Cari-bow 62"54@28
Thunder child 56" 53@27
Bigfoot Sasquatch SS ILF 60"@55#@27"

PICKNGRIN

Ya know it's really trick shootin if she can repeat the shot!!!!!

trick00

Now thats funny right there!!! I will say its alot cheaper to use paper over glass while tuning!  :biglaugh:

If one rides by my house, you will notice that my garage window has been replaced with a chunk of plywood. I did hit the penny first. Good thing my garage door was closed on the other end of the garage. I would either move your target or invest in plywood.

lt-m-grow

Now it is your turn to show off...I bet you cannot bounce one off the sofa, off the frig door, and into the microwave...

Caddo

Been there, done that! You know, her thought process was something like "don't hit the window, don't hit the window, don't hit the window.....awwww crap!  :thumbsup:  

LD
"If your gonna kick a tiger in the butt, you better have a plan for dealing with his teeth!

durp


northener

Heck-of-a-shot  

Might want to move the bag to the left a little. It's a easy fix on the window though.

I should talk, my 9 yd indoor basement range has my 200 amp service panel and off peak elec service panel 2' above my target. I used to shoot in my garage, the ovhd has taken 3 hits,actually holes, a little wht caulk and all is good.
Intellectuals solve problem, geniuses prevent them

Nativestranger

Nice penetration on that glass. What's her bow and arrow setup?
Instinctive gapper.


TURKEYFOOTGIRL

Ya it was pretty funny all right.  She's shooting a 40@28 Kota Kabekona.  Whips an arrow out real nice.   Good thing she wasn't shooting one of her Sharks it probably would have been buried in my truck seat. Lol
"Life's too short for ugly bows n arrows" Chris B

blaster

You didn't try to "grunt" at the target to get it to stop for her did you? I seem to remember that causing a problem one other time...

Steiger3208

Is that  the "big horn" series truck that she was shooting at? That's going to be hard to mount on the wall. LoL

njloco

I hate when that happens !   :banghead:

Move the target away from breakable things !

  • Leon Stewart 3pc. 64" R/D 51# @ 27"
  • Gordy Morey 2pc. 68" R/D 55# @ 28"
  • Hoyt Pro Medalist, 70" 42# @ 28" (1963)
  • Bear Tamerlane 66" 30# @ 28" (1966)- for my better half
  • Bear Kodiak 60" 47# @ 28"(1965)

Nativestranger

QuoteOriginally posted by TURKEYFOOTGIRL:
Ya it was pretty funny all right.  She's shooting a 40@28 Kota Kabekona.  Whips an arrow out real nice.   Good thing she wasn't shooting one of her Sharks it probably would have been buried in my truck seat. Lol
LOL. Nice bow too. If you have pictures of the bow, please post it in the "Aggressive RD longbow appreciation thread". I would love to see it.
Instinctive gapper.

Cyclic-Rivers

Relax,

You'll live longer!

Charlie Janssen

PBS Associate Member
Wisconsin Traditional Archers


>~TGMM~> <~Family~Of~The~Bow~<

LONGSTYKES

Chris, Great tread and pics. Bet was Kim trying for the truck.LOL
" The History of the Bow and Arrow is the History of Mankind " Fred Bear

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Alan Coe

Next time my wife is about to shoot, I will try this....

"Honey, that bow makes you look fat"

Wonder where the arrow will go, then?

DEATHMASTER

Looks like a Ford and I am sure she was trying to help you out.

Moots

Ha, ha.  Great picture, and she's smiling about it.


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