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UHMMM, how do you know how easy it is to trap a seagull? Culver .........

That's cool. Nice job!

NICE JOB G MAN

nice

I have heard less than favorable things about tarjac. Phade likes Brian's work. Guy in Newark does Kolorfusion (Ultimate Finishers) which is better than dipping but costs more (not sure it works on plastic). He has down several bows for me and did a good job.

That's good shooting regardless of rest.

Wish it were closer. I would love to try a 3D shoot, bare bow style. Sounds like hunter class would be good for me with a 35yd max. Have fun Apexer!

Good luck with the new dog. Great service to the hunting community.

Good idea if you don't mind the wait.

They won't be falling off the bone tender, but will still taste good if you just grill. I suggest boiling them for 1/2 hour before, dry them off and add marinade and then grill. Kind of the short cut to long slow BBQ. Not as good, but texture is closer and meat will come off the bones clean.

DB, I typically do exactly the same as you. I am really not one to push products, but this string does what it claims to do. No messing with installing the bow hush or other silencers either because they are pre-installed. Just wish I had started with this string before tuning.

I have never missed. Never, ever. Just don't ask me how many I have killed. Makes my streak of perfection less impressive.

Steve B was nice enough to send me a string to try out on my new black widow. I have always used the D97 strings made by BW and they worked fine, are reasonably quiet and have decent performance. I am not one for promoting products, but I have to say that I was impressed with the string. First and foremost, you can see its a well made string. And, most importantly, the mufflers made it a very quiet string, even more so that the Flemish twist D97s with bow hush (wool yarn wrapped where strong meets limb) installed. It left just a nice soft thump on the shot. More like a D shaped longbow. To me, being quiet is more important that feet per second. So, I was quite impressed immediately with the mountain muffler string. BUT, not only is it quiet, its also fast. I always thought fast and quiet were mutually exclusive - guess not. A bit too fast for my existing arrow set up, even with BH adjustments and a drop of 25g in head weight. I will either have to cut my current arrows a bit or go to a stiffer spine. If you are looking for both speed and quietness, and who isn't, look to Mountain Muffler Strings. Steve has a top notch product.

I have the hunter on my compound and think its an awesome sight. Heavy but very nice.

Really small miniature deer with its head down. lol

Deer with its head down

congrats reeltime

Look good.

NICE!

Hang in there Cabin. This may be a blessing in disguise.

Very cool.

Unreal Wooly. Very nice. Do you sell your photos? What part of the state are you in?

Steve, I owned a DAS, in fact killed my first trad bow deer with it. They are nice and very adjustable. I just like wood. I have a couple of BWs and run the D97 string on them. They shoot quiet and solid so no reason to change. Jaeger, its a PCHXS 58" and 50/28 with standard grip and 3 under tiller. Woods are BW ebony and gaboon ebony. I bet is was cool seeing their facility. Roger and Toby are great to work with. They really try to make the customer happy.

I thought O-linemen were smart and only d-line were dummies (says the former college noseguard).

Thanks!