Awesome stuff Brian! I'm envious of your time off for hunting! Wow!!! Got all the phases of the rut covered except the 2nd rut maybe!lol
Shooting my recurve
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Had fun at the TOO bowshoot,shooting with some of the guys and Mike letting me shoot his longbows.
Was fun watching Travis get excited about hitting a tennis ball while learning to shoot my recurve.
I sent my Ben Pearson bow home with Ron to practice with and i brought his Jeffery takedown which is about 11 pounds heavier than my widow bow to mess around with.
Got some properly spined arrows for it and put a new shelfplate on and some silencing yarn at the tips and new quiver foam so will start shooting it some tomorrow and see if i can get the braceheight correct for it.
Should be fun.
Was fun watching Travis get excited about hitting a tennis ball while learning to shoot my recurve.
I sent my Ben Pearson bow home with Ron to practice with and i brought his Jeffery takedown which is about 11 pounds heavier than my widow bow to mess around with.
Got some properly spined arrows for it and put a new shelfplate on and some silencing yarn at the tips and new quiver foam so will start shooting it some tomorrow and see if i can get the braceheight correct for it.
Should be fun.
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If you run outta arrahs, you can beat a deer to death with it! 
I still remember the adds they ran in BOWHUNTER.
I still remember the adds they ran in BOWHUNTER.
LOL Brock! It's way too cool seeing TOO members sharing knowledge and equipment to forge friendships and to help each other learn something from one another!
Got out and shot Ron's bow "The Crusher" as he likes to call it.
Shot it awhile with the new arrows and adjusted the brace height to 8.75 and that seemed to be its sweet spot.
It really zings them in there.
Once i got it dialed in and the brace height figured out it really shot well as long as i did my part.
The first pic is 15 yds and the last 3 pics are some groups at 20 yds.
I know Ron has been shooting my lighter poundage pearson bow and he is doing pretty well with it also.
It would be cool to see him shoot a deer with it this season.
Shot it awhile with the new arrows and adjusted the brace height to 8.75 and that seemed to be its sweet spot.
It really zings them in there.
Once i got it dialed in and the brace height figured out it really shot well as long as i did my part.
The first pic is 15 yds and the last 3 pics are some groups at 20 yds.
I know Ron has been shooting my lighter poundage pearson bow and he is doing pretty well with it also.
It would be cool to see him shoot a deer with it this season.
I also shot my Black Widow today and like Milo says,make the first shot count, this was my first shot shooting a Snuffer broadhead at 20 yds.
After that i just shot at tennis balls with judo points for awhile.
After shooting the crusher it sure seemed easy pulling back my widow at 47 pds.
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Great stuff Brian! Looks like you and "the crusher" are getting along nicely? Lol
I've shot the Ben Pearson every night that I've been home. I have a blast shooting this recurve! Trad bows are much more enjoyable to shoot. Imo
I've shot the Ben Pearson every night that I've been home. I have a blast shooting this recurve! Trad bows are much more enjoyable to shoot. Imo
I had a blast shooting that widow at the TOO gathering, Brian! Keep up the good work man. I can't wait to get a trad bow of my own one of these days.
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Have been getting lots of practice in.The first pic is my grouping at 18 yds with Rons 58 pound Jeffrey recurve.
The others are at 20 yds with the 47 pound Widow.
Have also been shooting with broadheads alot and have sure wore the target out on one side,i will just use the other 3 sides for field tips.
Shooting that 58 pounds and getting use to it is making me want to order another Widow around 55 pds.
Have also been shooting out of a treestand quite a bit which i really enjoy doing just picking out spots in the grass or i throw a tennis ball out and shoot at it.
