2018 What did you do today?

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Roy from Pa


Bvas

Quote from: Roy from Pa on August 06, 2018, 08:59:48 AM
QuoteI got inspired by Brads bunnie buster arrows & made some

Scary when Brad inspires someone..

:laughing:

Got home yesterday from a 4 day 3D camping event and 4 hour drive.

Today is a day of rest and recuperation.. :)
Hey!!!
I'm a very inspiring person.

People always say they wanna drink more when they're around me. Seems pretty inspirational to me. :dunno:
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

Flem

"People always say they wanna drink more when they're around me. Seems pretty inspirational to me"

People tell me, I am more interesting, when they are drinking.




EwokArcher

Refinished a riser from a bow that fell out of the back of the truck onto pavement. Clear coat wheel finish

Roy from Pa

Chopped out turkey feathers and roughed in self nocks on tonkin bamboo arrows.

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C. Johnson

Very nice Roy!

I like to build my own shafts and arrows too.  Sometimes, one of my friends who hunt will bring me turkey wings and I will grind and chop my own fletchings as well.  One of these days I'm going to try a feather burner.

I seldom see much discussion of arrow building on Trad Gang.  Maybe we could create a forum specifically for arrows/arrow building?  That might be cool. ;)

monterey

I just got rid of a chopper.  Just didn't care for it. 

Burning is my favorite.  Very versatile.

The Young burner is pretty pricey these days but there are a bunch of DIY projects on YouTube.
Monterey

"I didn't say all that stuff". - Confucius........and Yogi Berra

Roy from Pa

I burnt some feathers in the basement one time..

And that was it, One Time..

Wife about kilt me..

LOL

Pat B

I have an old Young feather burner that was given to me many years ago by an old archer that had it for many years. Still works like new. I burn feathers on the front porch with a breeze blowing...although it the wind shifts my beard smells like burnt feathers for hours. :knothead:
I have a nice set of Sitka spruce arrows in the works. I'll post pics when done. I made a trade for some trade points that will go on 6 of them.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Roy from Pa

Bet ya smelt purty, Pat.

LOL

Looking forward to seeing the arrows.

Eric Krewson

I bought a Vario Clipper several years ago and put my Young feather burner on the Trad Gang St Jude auction, the Vario is that good. I wish they still made the Vario but I understand that Herb in Canada is making a replica.

skeaterbait

I finally got the Bocote sealed and finished up and added a really bad first attempt at a handle wrap that I will redo someday. 47# @ 28 and sends them pretty good. It's a 62" KennyM design and I can't be more please with the performance. I won't brag much on aesthetics since that was all my doing  :bigsmyl:

All in all though I would say that within 15 yards 3 out of 4 critters have cause for concern.

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Skeater who?

monterey

Unless they are squirrels or bunny size l'd call it 4 out of 4!
Monterey

"I didn't say all that stuff". - Confucius........and Yogi Berra

Forwardhandle

If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Roy from Pa


kennym

Quote from: Roy from Pa on August 20, 2018, 06:32:05 AM
Nice shooting, Lonnie.

Who are and what have you done with Roy???  :laughing:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

   https://www.kennysarchery.com/

Roy from Pa

Don't you have bows to play wif?

:laughing:



skeaterbait

Skeater who?

skeaterbait

Quote from: kennym on August 20, 2018, 07:05:09 AM
Quote from: Roy from Pa on August 20, 2018, 06:32:05 AM
Nice shooting, Lonnie.

Who are and what have you done with Roy???  :laughing:

Imagine if will, a dimension where Roy spreads encouragement and loves his neighbors.....
Skeater who?

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