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Slang Blade Broadhead Test-it’s a weird one
Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Bowhuntr64, Oct 3, 2021. Check out my test of this crazy looking head. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk maybe be a good turkey head. JPG likes this. Looks like someone designed that with the primary objective being making something that looks different. I like stuff that's designed to get results.
Tall hunter
I2TALL2CSHORTIE said: ↑ I am new here but have been hunting for about 10 years. I have a crossbow but would love a bow. This is the issue I have. I am 6'11 am I going to be able to get a bow? Click to expand... First, welcome to the forums! Since I'm only 6' it stands to reason that this isn't my area of expertise. I'm sure there are some folks on here who know something about this. Still, do you have any idea at all what your draw length might be?
Bow tuning
Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Phil Cooper, Sep 8, 2021 at 6:45 AM. Never bringing my bow to bass pro again to get my bow tuned again!! Got it back when to shoot and was 6 plus inches high!! Basically have my sight bottomed out now and still shooting 3inchs high looks like it’s off to an archery shop today to see what happened!! That really sucks!! Hope you can get things straightened out . That does suck. I’ve only been to BP for bow work a couple times, mainly for emergency purposes.
Team 11-The Wa11 Hangers
Discussion in '2021 Deer Contest' started by Kyle Rayburn, Aug 30, 2021 at 5:50 AM. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next > What’s up guys! I’ll start it off here! Super excited about this years season and contest. Haven’t been in it for a couple years but I’m back with vengeance! Hope everyone is active and makes this an exciting and fun deal to follow along with. I’m from Ohio and plan to do my part and get us some points on the board ha here’s a couple bucks I’ve taken.
Better late than never
Discussion in 'Trail Cameras' started by Old West, Aug 25, 2021 at 10:07 AM. I wanted to get cameras out sooner, but better late than never, I guess. Getting excited about the season after seeing these! Good looking bucks. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk Old West likes this. Share This Page Log in with Facebook Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now.
What was/is your favorite bow ever?
Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Vabowman, Oct 8, 2020. 1 2 Next > I was thinking today and talking to a bow hunter at the gym and we were going over all the bows we have had...I think I killed more deer with My 08 Bowtech Allegiance than any other bow. I would say, at the that time it was my favorite. I have shot others including PSE Xforce, parker, Elite energy 32 and Impulse 31. Hoyt raider...years ago.. I liked the energy. but I have to say, this Mathews Vertix is really impressing me.
Threats From Hate Groups Grow Even As Number Of Groups Decline
Published February 4, 2021 at 2:59 PM MST Geoff Livingston/Creative Commons The Proud Boys are designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. The law center notes their ties to extremists, support of white nationalists and anti-Muslim and misogynistic rhetoric. The number of hate and extremist groups declined last year, but that doesn’t mean the threat from these groups is diminishing.
Boebert Brandishes Bombast, Extremism In Representing Diverse Colorado District
Lauren Boebert for Congress/Facebook Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert stunned political observers last summer when she beat five-term incumbent Congressman Scott Tipton in the Republican primary. "She was able to pull off an upset that, by the way, had not been done in Colorado since 1972," said Dick Wadhams, a former chair of the Colorado Republican Party. He points out that Boebert's opponent was endorsed by former President Donald Trump. So how did she pull it off?
Constituents Want Consequences for Western Lawmakers Who Contributed To Capitol Violence
Published January 12, 2021 at 5:36 PM MST Courtesy George Autobee Protesters gathered at a Pueblo, Colorado, rally on January 8 to call for the removal of Rep. Lauren Boebert from Congress. The Colorado lawmaker has amplified the president's false claims of election fraud that incited violence in the Capitol. Some Western legislators face increasing criticism for helping to incite violence in the U.S. Capitol last week, especially Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Daines, Lummis, Boebert Among 'Coordinators' Of Capitol Siege, Political Scientist Says
Published January 7, 2021 at 2:43 PM MST Matthew Frank/Mountain West News Bureau While a mob stormed the Capitol on January 6, someone protested Republican Montana Sen. Steve Daines's role in inciting the insurrection by taping signs to his Missoula office with the words "sedition" and "authoritarian." The insurrection in the U.S. Capitol on January 6 stunned the nation and the world.
Hunger Pains: Demand at Colorado Food Bank Reflects Rising Numbers of Food Insecure
Published December 23, 2020 at 10:11 PM MST Robyn Vincent/KUNC Volunteer Ruben Marez prepares an assortment of snack items for one day of distribution at the Food Bank for Larimer County's Loveland location. The food bank has seen demand for its services double since March. The Food Bank for Larimer County’s warehouse in Loveland looks like a factory assembly line. People are busy preparing and packing provisions for when the doors open in an hour.
7 Strange Tales From the Wild West
The old Wild West is the stuff of legends: Gunslingers robbing banks and trains. Cowboys on long cattle drives. Gold and silver rushes. Dinosaurs, UFOs, feral camels, and giant cannibals probably don’t come to mind. But every time period has its strange stories, and the Wild West is no different. Some of those stories are exactly what you’d expect, while others are surprisingly modern. Elmer McCurdy is not exactly a household name.
Retrobituaries: Laura Bullion, The Thorny Rose of the Old West
Laura Bullion was a natural outlaw—it was family tradition, after all. Her father, Henry Bullion, was a bank robber. Her uncle by marriage, William “News” Carver, rode with the Black Jack Ketchum Gang of train robbers. So perhaps it wasn’t a surprise that Laura joined the Wild Bunch, the gang known for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, taking part in train robberies and forgery until she was nabbed by the long arm of the law.
25 Enchanting Facts About New Mexico
Compared to some of the states in the nation, New Mexico is a relatively young territory: It wasn’t officially recognized by President William Taft until 1912. But the culture of the southwestern landscape has made a tremendous impact on the rest of the world. Check out some facts on its Aztec origins, its unlikely exports, and how Smokey Bear got his start. 1. It isn’t really named after Mexico.
Old West and Route 66 converge in Oatman, Ariz.
One of Arizona's most popular ghost towns, Oatman thrives on tourism, welcoming crowds year-round. The former gold mining boomtown strives to provide plenty for visitors to see and do and reasons to keep them coming back. The strategy draws crowds, particularly on weekends and holidays, when it is difficult to find parking in the little desert town.
Grave Sightings: Calamity Jane
Every time we so much as touch a toe out of state, I’ve put cemeteries on our travel itinerary. From garden-like expanses to overgrown boot hills, whether they’re the final resting places of the well-known but not that important or the important but not that well-known, I love them all. After realizing that there are a lot of taphophiles out there, I’m finally putting my archive of interesting tombstones to good use.
Old west, new art, big celebrations
“It’s a very unique show that features 13 different categories of artwork,” said event coordinator Linda Stedman. “Trappings really combines the fine and the functional arts. Some of these pieces are incredible, and they’re completely functional.” One of the artists out of 70 featured is Paul Krause. Krause is a bootmaker currently doing business in Prescott and is a returning craftsman to the Trappings of the American West show. “Western wear is so iconic of our country,” Krause said.
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