Many thanks

[mangonboat]

Now you're cooking with gas! Left-handed and with a bright blue flame , to boot. Woodchucker nailed it!

[Paul/KS]

Nice!  

[Bud B.]

If you decide you don't like it...I know a lefty.....  

Nice bow!!

[woodchucker]

Thank You, for the WONDERFUL pictures Liz!!!!! Looks like it fits you perfectly!!!

The SMILE, makes it all Worthwhile!!!  

[maineac]

Fantastic!!!  Keep at it.  We all have good days, bad days and the occasional amazing day with bow in hand.  There is a link further down to the Traditional club in Georgia.  I am sure they have gatherings and shoots that could help you meet some local folks to help you with your journey.

http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=forum&f=34&submit=Go

[Whitetail Addict]

That's great, thanks for sharing the pics. Enjoy your new bow.    

Bob

[DannyBows]

That's a sharp looking bow! Welcome to the addiction. It's a wonderful journey you've begun.    

[Lady Frost]

I get to shoot her tomorrow,  I can't wait!   :D

[woodchucker]

Have Fun, Liz!!!!! Keep us posted!!!!!  

[mark Willoughby]

Welcome from ky       and keep us posted

[Knawbone]

I was just reading all of this thread for the first time. Welcome home to the Trad Gang family Liz. Many great people here as your finding out. We all get excited about others getting excited about traditional archery. Looks like your a natural and  wish you a great journey. Enjoy your new bow.  

[KYArcher]

Welcome!    

[Sam McMichael]

I saw the pictures of you with your bow, and it looks like you made a good choice. Don't worry about the on/off days regarding accuracy, we all have them. Somebody mentioned the Howard Hill shoot at Tannehill Park in Alabama. It is a really good one to attend if you can. Many vendors, and many great shooters to meet. I have been going since 2008 and consider it one of my favorites. Also, I think Byron Ferguson will we holding a clinic/seminar, which I enjoyed. Keep at it, you are doing great.

[Trond]

A pretty bow for a pretty Lady! Just keep shootin', and don't worry about those off days. They only make those days when it's on, that more exciting. As for stumping, go for it!! I find that I am a far better shot out in the woods, than on the range. And you get that huntin' feelin' at the same time.

[woodchucker]

Well Folks... I wonder how she made out?    

[Lady Frost]

At the range right now, taking a break    . Arm got tired.  Will text more later.

This is me right now:

 :D    :D    :D    :D    :D    :D    :D

[Whitetail Addict]

I'm happy to see how fired up you are over this.    Your enthusiasm is contagious Liz. I'll be waiting for further news.  

Bob

[Lady Frost]

I love love love this bow!!!!  When I first got to the range, I was a little down.  I even had a slow start.   I shot the new bow for about 30 minutes, and had to rest. I tried using the starter bow that the range had me using, and it was like pulling nothing!  I switched back to the patriot-crazy how fast I got used to the new bow. My groupings at first were all over the place,  then I was able to bring them in a little. I showed George (Ryals) and his son at the range my new bow, and they said it was an awesome bow, that it looked like new.  They were very impressed.  At first I was shooting 10 yards, then 15, then back to 10.  When I was getting ready to leave, I decided to fool around and shoot 25 yards, just to see how I do.  One time not even hitting the paper the target was on, and one broken arrow after it hit the ladder next to the target,  I finally hit the target.

[woodchucker]

Yup, Just FINE!!!!! I knew it...  

You're doing GREAT Liz!!!!!!!!!!  

[Lady Frost]

Another archer there using a compound bow said I was also doing all this without a "sight".  I will have to look up exactly what that is...