2021 what did you do today?

[Crooked Stic]

Hope your second one treats you better than mine. Felt like crap the day after fever and chills

[Mad Max]

Hope your second one treats you better than mine. Felt like crap the day after fever and chills

I hear people are sick 1 day stic, 2nd day much better???????????
My 2nd shot is March 4th

[Longcruise]

Ah dang Roy, he ain't got but one...

Kin only use one at a time.

[Longcruise]

Hope your second one treats you better than mine. Felt like crap the day after fever and chills

I'm wondering about that ever since I read your earlier comments.   The wife got her 2nd today also.  We'll see what tomorrow brings!

[4 point]

Finished up this one.

[Buemaker]

Nice bow and nice picture.

[Roy from Pa]

Very nice Travis

[Buemaker]

Using these Beiter things is helpfull when checking center line.

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[Mad Max]

Turned out nice 4point

[kennym]

Sweet bow Travis! 

Bue, what are the thingies straddling the limb?   


I sprayed a bow yesterday, couple more coats today I hope..

[Roy from Pa]

Those things are Beiter center line limb gauges.

[kennym]

So are they made in different widths?

[Roy from Pa]

Adjustable for different limb widths.

3Rivers sells them
Ya got a PM .

[Eric Krewson]

I decided to go to the St Joe Cafe for lunch yesterday

I didn't see a dead deer going up but saw what looked like a monster doe on my way back. I stopped and it was a monster buck that had lost its antlers. It looked fresh but I couldn't tell for sure, it was going onto rigor which means it may have been there a few hours.

About that time my brother-in-law came by, I stopped him to see if he had seen the deer on his way to the barn, he hadn't but did say there was a van pulled off at the honkytonk across the street with whole front end mashed in that had been there since early this morning.

We discussed it and decided the deer had been there too long, it was so huge I couldn't have loaded in my Honda anyway although I keep a tarp in my car just in case I need to haul home a road kill. All that meat going to waste, at least 100lbs worth.

I looked up the onset of rigor and it said 5 or 6 hours for the main trunk, this deer's front shoulders were in rigor, it had been in the sun too long.

I hate to miss out on a good roadkill, here we can pick them up and take them home, no questions asked, no need to contact the DNR. Over the years I have picked up 3, two of which I saw get hit, one near my house wasn't on the side of the road when  went to town but was when I came back about 45 minutes later.

My last fresh roadkill, still steaming when I cut it up.

[Roy from Pa]

 

[mmattockx]

All that meat going to waste, at least 100lbs worth.

I understand your sentiment on that, but the scavengers that will strip that carcass clean don't think the meat is going to waste.


Mark

[Flem]

Good on you Eric! We can scavenge road kill here, just have to call FWP and leave a message.

[Longcruise]

I have friends in Nebraska who are on lists to be called to salvage road kill.  Colorado seems to prohibit it.

[Roy from Pa]

In Pa we need to notify game warden.

[Crooked Stic]

I picked up a new tool today from HF I think will work for tip shaping and corner rounding and sight window work. 1/2x18 p-newmatic  operated belt sander.