Check this one out
http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-BowHunter-Chuck-Adams-Rangefinder/dp/B001MYCTTS/ref=sr_1_10?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1301445529&sr=1-10
Absolutely- and a hero of the time to me, that wasn't even his most impressive mission IMO.
Bet ya he got more practice than we'll ever know on them "Chucks" and "Charlies".
Got a title on that book Eddie or know the author. I like to read! ;D
"White Feather" and "Marine Spiper" were two of the books . Can't think of the 3rd title offhand .....
We were in Williamson getting our Taxes done and I ran into a woman that I had shot woodchucks for in the past . She said a friend who has property in Walworth has chucks in the yard of an old house he owns . I told her that the way the houses are situated , it wouldn't be safe to shoot a gun around there but ........ it made me think that it might be fun to try my luck with the bow this summer . By then gas will probably be up to $4 a gallon !
It was on today . I loaned two books about Carlos to a fellow JarHead as well as a book on Marine Corps History . The guy dies and I didn't pursue getting them back from his widow . Hathcock was a Marine's Marine !!!
I wonder if it was the VC sniper's scope that Carlos Hathcock shot a bullet through .
That empty scope makes one heck of a peep sigh . Especially at 400 yards !
Congrats on your new bow . Nice looking . Teah , bows have changed a lot since your last purchase . Most have seemed to go to the parallel limbs .......
I have a Parker phoenix EZ-Draw bow set up at 28 " - 70# draw and
a Ben Pearson setup at 28" - 62# draw .
I am shooting 430 grain arrows which includes the 100 grain Rage expandables .
They seem to do the trick . The lighter arrows are faster but I would rather hear
the "thwack" from the heavier arrow than the "Blip" from the lighter arrow . My
youngest son shoots a 800+ grain arrow with a single bevel cut on contact fixed
blade . Those babies make a real thump when they hit the target .
I don't think anyone said that . A 12 year old should be supervised while hunting .
My take on a 12 year old being able to archery hunt is that the child should be able to draw and shoot a bow that is of legal poundage in order to hunt or be certified . I am betting a high percentage cannot . You would also limit the distance of the shot with a 35" draw . Other than that , I don't care except .......... don't push the kid into hunting just because Daddy wants them to . It will turn the kid off real quick .
If the cost of living keeps going up and the Medicare costs continue to increase , i'll never be able to afford that PSE Tac 15 X-bow !!! http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/pissed.gif[/img]...http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/pissed.gif[/img].http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/pissed.gif[/img]..
The Oneida Eagle bows were fabricated around Syracuse many years ago . I had bought a used one and my wife accidently screwed it up as she didn't know it was stored an a bad place .
http://www.oneidabows.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1696
Help me out . Where does it say you cannot use an Auto-Cocker on a X-bow in the new regs . I must have missed that .
http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/68802.html