http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/-t1.htm Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:46:48 GMT 10 http://i83.servimg.com/u/f83/13/73/35/76/usahp_11.jpg http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/-t1.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/on-your-practice-arrows-t1186.htm Old Fart I don't know about anyone else, but I sort of think that you should shoot the same type/brand arrows for both practice and hunting. I'll go with changing from practice tips for practice, to well tuned broadheads for hunting, but I just can't see shooting something completely different for each. Now that I've said that, I have to ask, does anyone use a practice tip (let's include your threaded insert) that is EXACTLY the same size as the arrow shaft? I know the Carbon Impact insert is probably ... Bow Hunting Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:46:48 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/on-your-practice-arrows-t1186.htm#13641 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/on-your-practice-arrows-t1186.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/multi-pin-or-single-pin-t948.htm VABuckSlayer I'm going to get a new sight real soon. I currently have a single pin and have been shooting it for the last 3 years. I'm thinking about going back to a 3 or 4 pin sight. What do you guys use and why? Bow Hunting Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:02:47 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/multi-pin-or-single-pin-t948.htm#10521 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/multi-pin-or-single-pin-t948.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-type-of-release-do-you-shoot-t1146.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER Just want to see how many people shoot a wrist release to a thumb release. For some reason I prefer my thumb release when I hunt. I like to hook it up to my loop and not worry about having to hurry up and get it attached when it's time to draw on an animal. My release of choice is the Jimi T, A very smooth and reliable release. Bow Hunting Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:12:50 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-type-of-release-do-you-shoot-t1146.htm#13121 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-type-of-release-do-you-shoot-t1146.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/how-many-shots-does-it-take-you-to-site-in-your-bow-t1089.htm Old Fart Just had to re-align my site after a minor equipment malfunction. I shoot 3 at a time to get a grouping (to start), and then adjust. It took me 3 groups (9 shots) to get it close. Then I shoot 3 groups and adjust to try to get it "right there". It took me 3 sets (of 3 groups) to get it to where it is now (about 1/2" high, but correct right to left, on average). I'll live with it there for a few days and then see if I need to tweak it further. So, I'm saying that it takes ... Bow Hunting Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:53:17 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/how-many-shots-does-it-take-you-to-site-in-your-bow-t1089.htm#12380 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/how-many-shots-does-it-take-you-to-site-in-your-bow-t1089.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-range-practicing-is-paying-off-in-a-big-way-t920.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER I love to practice past 50 plus yards, just to keep the mechanics fine tuned at longer ranges. So I grabbed my LimbSaver SpeedZone, Ranged my target at 50 yards. I let the first arrow fly true, it hit smack dead in the bullseye. Than I grabbed my 2nd arrow and let it fly, than I heard the unmistakable noise of 2 arrows hitting each other. Well as you can see by the picture as to what happened. Dialed in and ready to rock! Bow Hunting Sun, 20 Sep 2009 15:46:20 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-range-practicing-is-paying-off-in-a-big-way-t920.htm#9981 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-range-practicing-is-paying-off-in-a-big-way-t920.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/level-on-your-sights-t958.htm BuckRubIL Just curious as to how many of you use a level on your sights? I never used to use one but have gotten in the habit of using it the last few years. It's become a habit of mine to check the level before lining up the pins. I think its helped in my groups as well. Anyways, I got my bow out this weekend to do a little practicing and found that my level off my site is gone (damn colorado mountains!!!). I was pretty ticked and didn't shoot so hot, but it may have just been because I was flustered ... Bow Hunting Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:12:54 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/level-on-your-sights-t958.htm#10667 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/level-on-your-sights-t958.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shrink-fletch-vanes-t518.htm bow_dad Has anyone here ever used any type of shrink fletch vanes? I always figured they were sort of hoaky and wouldn't be as good as vanes put on with a jig by a pro. I had to throw a couple on some arrows in a pinch last season on a trip however and as i have been tuning up and patterning my current batch of arrows those two shoot as well if not better than the rest. I'm wondering if i got lucky or if anyone thinks they are good? I think i'm gonna do up a half dozen more and see how they shoot..... Bow Hunting Wed, 29 Jul 2009 04:46:20 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shrink-fletch-vanes-t518.htm#4670 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shrink-fletch-vanes-t518.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/for-those-of-you-whose-season-starts-in-the-morning-t978.htm Hytechredneck Ya'll best get your naps while you can now, because I can promise you ya won't be getting any sleep tonight! Good luck to all of you in the morning. Bow Hunting Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:02:50 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/for-those-of-you-whose-season-starts-in-the-morning-t978.htm#10968 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/for-those-of-you-whose-season-starts-in-the-morning-t978.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/30-point-buck-t940.htm madarcher427
harry were hunting the wrong state

http://www.postcrescent.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=U0&Dato=20090921&Kategori=FON01&Lopenr=909210813&Ref=PH]]> Bow Hunting Thu, 24 Sep 2009 19:14:30 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/30-point-buck-t940.htm#10391 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/30-point-buck-t940.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/tuning-questions-tips-t476.htm FireHunter302 i go through this every year...starting in early june until the opening day. my mind is racing, thinkin' of everything that i want to do before the season opens. as far as scouting, shooting, just all the prep work i like to do before the opening day. also what i'm goin' to do after the season opens. where am i gonna go if this happens...how can i avoid other hunters (because i hunt public land) i'm sure i share the same with the rest of the bow hunters and target archers for the matter. ... Bow Hunting Wed, 22 Jul 2009 07:17:50 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/tuning-questions-tips-t476.htm#4258 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/tuning-questions-tips-t476.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/broadheads-t758.htm Whitecrow OK,I have some Montec G5 broadheads but just can't get an edge on em like I want to.Now,while workin an outdoor show this past winter I saw some new heads Montec came out with.One is the stryker and the other is the G5 CS(carbon steel)one of these blades will shave hair right outta the pack.That's alot better place to start than what I got now.Thing is, I can't remember witch one it was.In Feb. I'm thinkin turkey not deer,lol.Has anyone tried one or the other of these broadheads? Bow Hunting Sat, 29 Aug 2009 19:08:21 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/broadheads-t758.htm#7879 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/broadheads-t758.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/oh-no-t729.htm madarcher427 this sucks]]> Bow Hunting Mon, 24 Aug 2009 18:58:05 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/oh-no-t729.htm#7405 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/oh-no-t729.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/terrible-results-with-this-adhesive-t914.htm Bowhntr Most of you know that I don't just set out to bash a product. However, I have to say that I just finished fletching a few arrows with the worst glue I have ever used. I thought I would give Goat Tuff a try for fletching my aluminum shafts with a standard 4 inch vane. I will say that I'll never use it again. Thankfully, these are just some practice arrows, if they were arrows I would be hunting with I would strip them all off and start over with a new glue. The glue is water thin, I'm not ... Bow Hunting Sat, 19 Sep 2009 22:37:07 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/terrible-results-with-this-adhesive-t914.htm#9900 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/terrible-results-with-this-adhesive-t914.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/state-land-t799.htm madarcher427 Just wondering how many are hunting staeland this year & what your game plan is? Bow Hunting Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:25:23 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/state-land-t799.htm#8448 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/state-land-t799.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/releases-t600.htm bow_dad I'm in the market for a new release. I've shot a winn archery for years and it's a quality release but it fits tight to the palm of my hand and makes it rough to use the range finder, calls, ect... What are you all using? anyone have any suggestions, wrist strap vs. something I can hang on my d-loop and grab and pull back when the time comes? Thanks, Bow Hunting Tue, 11 Aug 2009 02:08:13 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/releases-t600.htm#5659 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/releases-t600.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-did-you-name-your-bow-t108.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER I have named my new LimbSaver SpeedZone Black Widow. So what did you name yours ? Bow Hunting Fri, 15 May 2009 01:56:37 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-did-you-name-your-bow-t108.htm#500 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/what-did-you-name-your-bow-t108.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/your-weapon-of-choice-t1.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER
]]> Bow Hunting Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:36:10 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/your-weapon-of-choice-t1.htm#1 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/your-weapon-of-choice-t1.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/something-new-i-learned-t580.htm Boss Gobbler Had a new string put on my bow recently, This week while shooting it something just didnt feel right,so I took it to my bow guy. He shot it through the chrono. and it came up 245fps, I almost had a heart attack. Then he checked the poundage and it maxed out at 60 pounds My bow normally shoots 290fps at 72 pounds. Now I was worried. He checked my axle to axle and it was out 1/4 inch, I have a single cam bow, but I had marked my cam the day I bought it, and my cam was out 1/4. My string or cables ... Bow Hunting Fri, 07 Aug 2009 02:31:06 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/something-new-i-learned-t580.htm#5432 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/something-new-i-learned-t580.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/all-s-i-have-to-say-is-wow-t264.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER If you all don't know by now I have a New LimbSaver SpeedZone bow all decked out in Black. Well I descided to mess around a little bit today with my speed. So I went and fletched up some arrows that give me my IBO numbers of 350 grains and shot it thru the chronograph and man did my bow smoke them and there wasn't a big difference in sound compared to my heavy hunting arrow of 460 grains. Well I added a pic to show you the speed I generated Bow Hunting Sat, 13 Jun 2009 03:12:19 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/all-s-i-have-to-say-is-wow-t264.htm#1846 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/all-s-i-have-to-say-is-wow-t264.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/low-budget-no-problem-t572.htm FireHunter302 with today's economy i'm sure everybody has had their budgets cut or been put on a spending freeze. well my wife has cut my budget for the fiscal year. therefore, i have to improvise. i don't have an archery target, well because i seem forget them when i take them places and they are never where i leave them when i return. so i have searched for ways to make your own. i'll post a few ways i make my own targets and if it interrests anybody else, please post your ways...i may try some ... Bow Hunting Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:56:16 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/low-budget-no-problem-t572.htm#5282 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/low-budget-no-problem-t572.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-distance-practicing-t94.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER How many of you practice at longer distances than you would take a hunting shot. I practice all the time at distances out to 80 plus yards. At the longer distances you must have everything in tune, Bow and your shooting form. The more you practice at longer distances the more accurate you will be at the shorter shots. It's always a blast to have a few friends over to have a little competition. Bow Hunting Mon, 11 May 2009 00:50:18 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-distance-practicing-t94.htm#424 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/long-distance-practicing-t94.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/draw-weight-t503.htm gchunter Really thinking about getting a new bow, after shooting most of them I am between the reezen 6.5 and a bowtech general, don't need any help on my decision on the two i'll work that out myself LOL. But I was looking for some input on whether I should get the 60-70lb or 50-60. I pull about 64 on my current bow because too many cold days after long sits I haven't been able to pull back 70lbs so is it worth it to get the 70lb bow than or should I just get the 60lb bow and max it out as high as ... Bow Hunting Tue, 28 Jul 2009 00:11:16 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/draw-weight-t503.htm#4513 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/draw-weight-t503.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/the-great-debate-fixed-or-mechanical-broadhead-t99.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER Just want to know what you prefer. I love my mechanicals. When they first came out years ago I was a sceptic on using them. They looked real cheap like from the local dollar store. Now the designs have jumped from leaps to HUGE bounds. I have used fixed blades as well, I could even tune them to fly very well at longer yards. Just my choice on using the Mechanicals. Bow Hunting Tue, 12 May 2009 00:03:37 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/the-great-debate-fixed-or-mechanical-broadhead-t99.htm#449 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/the-great-debate-fixed-or-mechanical-broadhead-t99.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shooting-tips-t151.htm MIBIGBUCKHUNTER I am a fanatic when it comes to my form as well as equipment. I ran across this article by Joe Bell and would like to share it with everyone. Back tension: When using back tension to trigger the shot, use only your draw-side rhomboid muscles to pivot your shoulder. These large, powerful muscles are located closest to your spine. This allows for “pulling” rather than a “pushing and pulling” motion, which is what you get when you use both sides of the rhomboids. This ensures consistency ... Bow Hunting Mon, 25 May 2009 02:42:52 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shooting-tips-t151.htm#706 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/shooting-tips-t151.htm http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/well-it-s-official-t191.htm Hytechredneck As of yesterday, the bow hunting laws in Texas just changed a bit. Some might like it, and some might take offense to it, but it is what it is. It's now legal for ANYONE to hunt with a crossbow during archery season in Texas. Before, you could only hunt with a crossbow during general (rifle) season. The only people who had the priveledge of using crossbows during archery season were folks that had some type of set back that prevented them from actually pulling back a compound bow. So to ... Bow Hunting Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:28:44 GMT http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/well-it-s-official-t191.htm#1082 http://usahuntingpros.forumotion.com/bow-hunting-f13/well-it-s-official-t191.htm