is it possible to convert a boat to OPEN BOW from closed bow?
Q. i'm sure it's possible, i mean the only thing inside is benches too, so what happens if you cut the top? i am aware that i'll have to redesign those benches and re-upholster them and stuff, but what i'm interested to know is does the structure of the boat change significantly? i'd be doing this to the 1990 Chaparral 2550sx any info and opinions welcome.
Asked by eject911 - Mon May 22 21:50:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sure, you can do it. but never mind the upholstery thats the least of your concerns. when you remove the top of the bow you have seriously compromised the structural integrity of the boat. this structural support MUST be replaced. no builder can tell you just what you need to do without looking at it but youve got work to do, more than you think.
Answered by wannac - Mon May 22 23:16:36 2006
Q. i'm sure it's possible, i mean the only thing inside is benches too, so what happens if you cut the top? i am aware that i'll have to redesign those benches and re-upholster them and stuff, but what i'm interested to know is does the structure of the boat change significantly? i'd be doing this to the 1990 Chaparral 2550sx any info and opinions welcome.
Asked by eject911 - Mon May 22 21:50:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sure, you can do it. but never mind the upholstery thats the least of your concerns. when you remove the top of the bow you have seriously compromised the structural integrity of the boat. this structural support MUST be replaced. no builder can tell you just what you need to do without looking at it but youve got work to do, more than you think.
Answered by wannac - Mon May 22 23:16:36 2006
What is the distance between our solar system and the next closest; from bow shock to bow shock?
Q. Bow shock being the buffer after the heliopause. I am looking to see if all solar systems bump up against each other, sort of like the way bubbles from a bubble machine bounce around; sometimes there is a lot of space between them sometimes they bounce off each other and sometimes they collide catastrophically.
Asked by smilebuda - Sat Mar 24 05:21:24 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bow shock of our universe does not extend beyond the universe to affect another one. I may be wrong but I don't think it goes much beyond the Kupitor belt. B
Answered by Bacchus - Sat Mar 24 09:00:24 2007
Q. Bow shock being the buffer after the heliopause. I am looking to see if all solar systems bump up against each other, sort of like the way bubbles from a bubble machine bounce around; sometimes there is a lot of space between them sometimes they bounce off each other and sometimes they collide catastrophically.
Asked by smilebuda - Sat Mar 24 05:21:24 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bow shock of our universe does not extend beyond the universe to affect another one. I may be wrong but I don't think it goes much beyond the Kupitor belt. B
Answered by Bacchus - Sat Mar 24 09:00:24 2007
How close to the water does the bow of this sinking ship have to get before liberals stop living in denial?
Q. Judging what I've observed so far and looking at the carnage liberalism has caused all around us, I am now fully convinced liberals would see this country totally collapse and still be blowing their " It's Bush's fault" party horns and touting liberalism as a complete success. Thanks in advance for your answers. God bless.
Asked by mopar mike - Tue May 12 21:54:03 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not denial it is simply a political tool, Obama and I have learned from history, Hitler's minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels once said "if you tell a lie often enough, it becomes the truth." We will keep blaming Bush until everyone believes us along with our other truths.
Answered by Swampy VI - Tue May 12 22:01:14 2009
Q. Judging what I've observed so far and looking at the carnage liberalism has caused all around us, I am now fully convinced liberals would see this country totally collapse and still be blowing their " It's Bush's fault" party horns and touting liberalism as a complete success. Thanks in advance for your answers. God bless.
Asked by mopar mike - Tue May 12 21:54:03 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not denial it is simply a political tool, Obama and I have learned from history, Hitler's minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels once said "if you tell a lie often enough, it becomes the truth." We will keep blaming Bush until everyone believes us along with our other truths.
Answered by Swampy VI - Tue May 12 22:01:14 2009
How far should you be able to accurately shoot a bow before considering a hunt?
Q. I can cluster my shots with good consistency at around 40-50 yards. I've never tried farther than that though, as none of the ranges around here are any larger than that. I was wondering if I'd be ok to go bow hunting though...I mean, how close do most people usually let their target get before even considering a shot? Thanks for any input.
Asked by Lunaris - Fri Feb 27 13:37:02 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think your over thinking the range issue. You shouldn't be worried about how far you can shoot before hunting, but keep your shots to where the game is in a range you can hit. If your constant at 40 yards with your hunting set up, ie broad head arrow in place of a target arrow, your good to go. Most archery hunters I know consider a 40 yard shot a long shot.
Answered by Andy - Fri Feb 27 14:34:09 2009
Q. I can cluster my shots with good consistency at around 40-50 yards. I've never tried farther than that though, as none of the ranges around here are any larger than that. I was wondering if I'd be ok to go bow hunting though...I mean, how close do most people usually let their target get before even considering a shot? Thanks for any input.
Asked by Lunaris - Fri Feb 27 13:37:02 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think your over thinking the range issue. You shouldn't be worried about how far you can shoot before hunting, but keep your shots to where the game is in a range you can hit. If your constant at 40 yards with your hunting set up, ie broad head arrow in place of a target arrow, your good to go. Most archery hunters I know consider a 40 yard shot a long shot.
Answered by Andy - Fri Feb 27 14:34:09 2009
How do you put an archer bow onto your back to sheath it like Legolas in Lord of The Rings?
Q. I am LARP'ing and I am going to be using a bow and a couple of elven swords for close quarters combat. Anyway, beside my nerdyness, how do people put bows onto their backs when they aren't using them? I just want to know so i can finally get on with my life x.x .. anyway, I would really appreciate it if anyone could reply if you know. Thanks!
Asked by takiado123 - Tue Sep 16 17:05:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure how Legolas did it, either (and I have and watch the DVDs every chance I get), but I do know that if the string happens to catch on anything it could result in a useless bow. Even for a "LARPer". The Mongols (and Huns, Tartars, Turks, Avars, etc) used a specially made "sheath" for their bows, slung at their sides. If you are using a recurve bow, and do not wish to/do not have time to unstring the bow, this would be the most efficient way to carry it while employing another weapon. Native Americans -- at least those known as "Plains Indians" -- also used a "sheath" for their bows, but the bow was unstrung. As stated by targetbutt, it is possible to carry a longbow by "slinging" it accross your back, but it can be rather… [cont.]
Answered by archerdude - Wed Sep 17 01:38:58 2008
Q. I am LARP'ing and I am going to be using a bow and a couple of elven swords for close quarters combat. Anyway, beside my nerdyness, how do people put bows onto their backs when they aren't using them? I just want to know so i can finally get on with my life x.x .. anyway, I would really appreciate it if anyone could reply if you know. Thanks!
Asked by takiado123 - Tue Sep 16 17:05:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure how Legolas did it, either (and I have and watch the DVDs every chance I get), but I do know that if the string happens to catch on anything it could result in a useless bow. Even for a "LARPer". The Mongols (and Huns, Tartars, Turks, Avars, etc) used a specially made "sheath" for their bows, slung at their sides. If you are using a recurve bow, and do not wish to/do not have time to unstring the bow, this would be the most efficient way to carry it while employing another weapon. Native Americans -- at least those known as "Plains Indians" -- also used a "sheath" for their bows, but the bow was unstrung. As stated by targetbutt, it is possible to carry a longbow by "slinging" it accross your back, but it can be rather… [cont.]
Answered by archerdude - Wed Sep 17 01:38:58 2008
When someone dies what color bow/ribbon should be used?
Q. A close friend of mine, has just recently passed away. (Saturday) And infront of the office we'd like to display a ribbon. What color bow/ribbon would you display symbolizing a death?
Asked by mc-heather - Wed Oct 17 16:09:27 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for display on a building White.
Answered by mommyme - Wed Oct 17 16:16:53 2007
Q. A close friend of mine, has just recently passed away. (Saturday) And infront of the office we'd like to display a ribbon. What color bow/ribbon would you display symbolizing a death?
Asked by mc-heather - Wed Oct 17 16:09:27 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for display on a building White.
Answered by mommyme - Wed Oct 17 16:16:53 2007
Is it true if your baby starts walking to early they will be bow legged?
Q. I was speaking to my grandmother and she said that if you let your baby start walking to early they will be bow legged. I'm wondering if this is just an old wives tell or if it's true. My little girl is 7 months and is getting pretty close to walking.
Asked by no_1_rdnck - Wed Jun 11 22:52:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our son was pulling to stand at 5 months and walking (running) independently at 7 months. He is now 7.5 years old and perfectly fine! Edit: I don't understand the thumbs down... I get "booed" for stating facts? Hmmm... that makes no sense.
Answered by Cheerfully Blessed Duck! - Wed Jun 11 22:59:55 2008
Q. I was speaking to my grandmother and she said that if you let your baby start walking to early they will be bow legged. I'm wondering if this is just an old wives tell or if it's true. My little girl is 7 months and is getting pretty close to walking.
Asked by no_1_rdnck - Wed Jun 11 22:52:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our son was pulling to stand at 5 months and walking (running) independently at 7 months. He is now 7.5 years old and perfectly fine! Edit: I don't understand the thumbs down... I get "booed" for stating facts? Hmmm... that makes no sense.
Answered by Cheerfully Blessed Duck! - Wed Jun 11 22:59:55 2008
Suggestions for closing night bow?
Q. Hey I am the student producer of a play at my school and every year the producers do the their bows with some kind of prop. One year they sprayed silly string, one year they used confetti shooters, one year they incorporated part of the finale dance into the bow and we need something really cool this year. It cannot involve shaving cream or water or anything like that, we don't want the crowd to get mad at us. Any suggestions?
Asked by Emilio - Sun Mar 1 21:03:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have it tie in with the show. If it is about pirates, toss out those foil covered chocolate doubloons. Romantic comedy? Paper roses or red paper hearts. Thousands of plays, thousands of ideas. Good luck with your play!
Answered by Lost Survivor - Mon Mar 9 20:50:37 2009
Q. Hey I am the student producer of a play at my school and every year the producers do the their bows with some kind of prop. One year they sprayed silly string, one year they used confetti shooters, one year they incorporated part of the finale dance into the bow and we need something really cool this year. It cannot involve shaving cream or water or anything like that, we don't want the crowd to get mad at us. Any suggestions?
Asked by Emilio - Sun Mar 1 21:03:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have it tie in with the show. If it is about pirates, toss out those foil covered chocolate doubloons. Romantic comedy? Paper roses or red paper hearts. Thousands of plays, thousands of ideas. Good luck with your play!
Answered by Lost Survivor - Mon Mar 9 20:50:37 2009
What is this part of a bow called and where can i buy one for replacement?
Q. this is the part where the arrow rests when i take aim with my bow, it has a little soft tongue sticking out holding the arrow in place but now its worn out, i did a search on arrow rest but its nothing close to this...does anyone know what this is called and where i can get one? oh and it has a sticker on the back and attaches it self to the bow that way if that helps, thx!
Asked by Some Guy - Tue Aug 28 23:27:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you have described is in fact called an "Arrow Rest". Go to any local Sporting Goods Store, Dick's,Sports Authority, Bass Pro Shops,ANY Archery Dealer etc. and you will find them there. Arrow Rests are a regular stock item and come in many varieties. Many have "Peel & Stick" backings to make installation fast and easy. I have no idea why you can't find them online because it is a pretty common item that wears out.Some examples of manufacturers are Hoyt Archery (Hoyt Pro-Rest),Bear Archery,PSE Archery... Found One First Try.!!! BassProShops.com Under Hunting/Archery sub-catagory "Arrow Rests" Bear Shoot-Around Rest $3.99 each
Answered by JD - Wed Aug 29 00:33:02 2007
Q. this is the part where the arrow rests when i take aim with my bow, it has a little soft tongue sticking out holding the arrow in place but now its worn out, i did a search on arrow rest but its nothing close to this...does anyone know what this is called and where i can get one? oh and it has a sticker on the back and attaches it self to the bow that way if that helps, thx!
Asked by Some Guy - Tue Aug 28 23:27:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you have described is in fact called an "Arrow Rest". Go to any local Sporting Goods Store, Dick's,Sports Authority, Bass Pro Shops,ANY Archery Dealer etc. and you will find them there. Arrow Rests are a regular stock item and come in many varieties. Many have "Peel & Stick" backings to make installation fast and easy. I have no idea why you can't find them online because it is a pretty common item that wears out.Some examples of manufacturers are Hoyt Archery (Hoyt Pro-Rest),Bear Archery,PSE Archery... Found One First Try.!!! BassProShops.com Under Hunting/Archery sub-catagory "Arrow Rests" Bear Shoot-Around Rest $3.99 each
Answered by JD - Wed Aug 29 00:33:02 2007
Bow Hunters: What steps do you take to keep venison from spoiling when hunting in hot weather?
Q. What would you do if you arrowed a deer in warm weather? Lets say you shot it at sunset. You have no garage. You have no walk in cooler. The butcher shop is closed. How would you preserve the meat?
Asked by niceperson99 - Fri Mar 27 21:43:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Luckily venison doesn't spoil easily. But you have to be prepared when you make a kill. In hot weather- and I live in the deep south, and sometimes it gets in the high 90's during the early part of the season. This is what I do.If I am hunting within 25 miles from the house, I will gut the deer on the ground and get it to the house as quickly as possible . Then I will take an ice chest and will quarter my deer up and pack it in ice. Then on a daily basis I will drain all the bloody water out and repack it in ice.I will do this for 3 days and then process the deer. The secret is to get it packed in ice as soon as possible.If hunting farther away from home, I will carry ice in ice chests in my truck and will quarter the deer up and pack it… [cont.]
Answered by dumdum - Fri Mar 27 22:29:45 2009
Q. What would you do if you arrowed a deer in warm weather? Lets say you shot it at sunset. You have no garage. You have no walk in cooler. The butcher shop is closed. How would you preserve the meat?
Asked by niceperson99 - Fri Mar 27 21:43:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Luckily venison doesn't spoil easily. But you have to be prepared when you make a kill. In hot weather- and I live in the deep south, and sometimes it gets in the high 90's during the early part of the season. This is what I do.If I am hunting within 25 miles from the house, I will gut the deer on the ground and get it to the house as quickly as possible . Then I will take an ice chest and will quarter my deer up and pack it in ice. Then on a daily basis I will drain all the bloody water out and repack it in ice.I will do this for 3 days and then process the deer. The secret is to get it packed in ice as soon as possible.If hunting farther away from home, I will carry ice in ice chests in my truck and will quarter the deer up and pack it… [cont.]
Answered by dumdum - Fri Mar 27 22:29:45 2009
Nintendogs: How do you get bow ties?
Q. I have a question about the bow ties on NIntendogs. I've had the game for about a month, and I like to say I am pretty close to knowing everything and anything about it. But, one thing I don't quite get is why do some pet's ribbons come on their head, and some on their chest? Are they two seperate items, or the same thing? I have a boy dog, and his shows up on his head too, so I know it's not a gender thing. ~Thanks in advance!~
Asked by Marnie S - Sun Jun 10 12:27:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's not a gender thing. Actually it depends on the type of dog you have. For example... The Huskies have bowties, and the Golden Retrievers have the ties on their heads. Hope this helps.
Answered by Daraddar - Sun Jun 10 12:33:06 2007
Q. I have a question about the bow ties on NIntendogs. I've had the game for about a month, and I like to say I am pretty close to knowing everything and anything about it. But, one thing I don't quite get is why do some pet's ribbons come on their head, and some on their chest? Are they two seperate items, or the same thing? I have a boy dog, and his shows up on his head too, so I know it's not a gender thing. ~Thanks in advance!~
Asked by Marnie S - Sun Jun 10 12:27:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's not a gender thing. Actually it depends on the type of dog you have. For example... The Huskies have bowties, and the Golden Retrievers have the ties on their heads. Hope this helps.
Answered by Daraddar - Sun Jun 10 12:33:06 2007
Where do I find a wiring diagram for my boats navigation lights for free?
Q. 1989 17 foot sunbird with a closed bow
Asked by ourtworotts - Thu Jun 28 22:48:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if you will be able to get a wiring diagram off line. If one is available it will have to come from the manufacturer. All fiberglass & wood hull boats have a hot wire & a ground wire going to each light fixture. This 12 volt wiring is not complicated.
Answered by gejandsons - Thu Jun 28 23:19:55 2007
Q. 1989 17 foot sunbird with a closed bow
Asked by ourtworotts - Thu Jun 28 22:48:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if you will be able to get a wiring diagram off line. If one is available it will have to come from the manufacturer. All fiberglass & wood hull boats have a hot wire & a ground wire going to each light fixture. This 12 volt wiring is not complicated.
Answered by gejandsons - Thu Jun 28 23:19:55 2007
Does the vera bradley small BOW cosmetic case have a zipper to close it?
Q. sorry if this is in the wrong category... =/ haha sorry thats worded so terribly! I'm considering using it as a pencil case. Thanks in advance for any help! -Aly
Asked by Aly<3 - Fri Aug 28 14:11:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah it does!
Answered by Michelle Y - Fri Aug 28 14:19:19 2009
Q. sorry if this is in the wrong category... =/ haha sorry thats worded so terribly! I'm considering using it as a pencil case. Thanks in advance for any help! -Aly
Asked by Aly<3 - Fri Aug 28 14:11:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah it does!
Answered by Michelle Y - Fri Aug 28 14:19:19 2009
Looking for info on an "Oregon Deschutes" compound bow. I have had it for years and it shoots great, Need info
Q. The company closed in the late 1990's and I am having difficulty finding out about this bow. I would like to know what it may be worth today as I am considering moving to a new Mathews bow. The bow has a draw weight of 50-70# and a 50% let-off. Thanks.
Asked by bdl928 - Mon Aug 27 11:40:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would keep an eye on e-bay, that where I go when I m looking for anything hard to find. I always find it there to. D58 Hunting with Rifle, Pistol, Muzzle loader and Bow for over 3 decades. Reloading Rifle, Pistol and shotgun for over 3 decades.
Answered by D58 - Mon Aug 27 19:33:12 2007
Q. The company closed in the late 1990's and I am having difficulty finding out about this bow. I would like to know what it may be worth today as I am considering moving to a new Mathews bow. The bow has a draw weight of 50-70# and a 50% let-off. Thanks.
Asked by bdl928 - Mon Aug 27 11:40:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would keep an eye on e-bay, that where I go when I m looking for anything hard to find. I always find it there to. D58 Hunting with Rifle, Pistol, Muzzle loader and Bow for over 3 decades. Reloading Rifle, Pistol and shotgun for over 3 decades.
Answered by D58 - Mon Aug 27 19:33:12 2007
need to find a marine recruiter close to broken bow,oklahoma thanks.?
Q. need to find a marine recruiter close to broken bow,oklahoma thanks.?
Asked by biggun - Thu Dec 27 12:21:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Search it on their website. If you enter your information, they'll come to you. It's their job to find you, not the other way around. www.marines.com (I think)
Answered by DOOM - Thu Dec 27 12:25:21 2007
Q. need to find a marine recruiter close to broken bow,oklahoma thanks.?
Asked by biggun - Thu Dec 27 12:21:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Search it on their website. If you enter your information, they'll come to you. It's their job to find you, not the other way around. www.marines.com (I think)
Answered by DOOM - Thu Dec 27 12:25:21 2007
I have a bow which I would like to find out its worth?
Q. Bear Archery Grayling Michigan is the maker, model Whitetail Hunter WH 160785 39' Amo string lenght, I know it was made in the 60"s. Jsut curious to its valve, or something close to it.
Asked by Beverly N - Sun Aug 20 15:37:28 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might try a local archery supply shop. They might be able to get you in the ball park for a price. Try looking into a historian, or contact the manufacture for an appraisal.
Answered by eldertrouble - Sun Aug 20 17:02:07 2006
Q. Bear Archery Grayling Michigan is the maker, model Whitetail Hunter WH 160785 39' Amo string lenght, I know it was made in the 60"s. Jsut curious to its valve, or something close to it.
Asked by Beverly N - Sun Aug 20 15:37:28 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might try a local archery supply shop. They might be able to get you in the ball park for a price. Try looking into a historian, or contact the manufacture for an appraisal.
Answered by eldertrouble - Sun Aug 20 17:02:07 2006
praying with head bowed & eyes closed? Is that scriptural or?
Q. is that so Pat Robertson et al can give the satanic hand sign while other ppl have their eyes closed? www.jesus-is-savior.com/V ideos/robertson_sign.WMV (And here I always suspected)
Asked by sincere12_26 - Mon Jan 29 00:05:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The soul may be in prayer no matter the posture of the body. The scriptures sanction no special bodily posture. Christ stood and prayed -John 17:1 knelt -Luke 22:41 fell on his face upon the ground -Matthew 26:39. Solomon knelt -1 Kings 8:54 Elijah prayed with his elbows on his knees and his face buried in his hands David prayed lying on his bed -Psalms 63:6 Peter prayed on the water -Matthew 14:30 the dying thief prayed on the cross -Luke 23:42
Answered by great gig in the sky - Mon Jan 29 00:15:23 2007
Q. is that so Pat Robertson et al can give the satanic hand sign while other ppl have their eyes closed? www.jesus-is-savior.com/V ideos/robertson_sign.WMV (And here I always suspected)
Asked by sincere12_26 - Mon Jan 29 00:05:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The soul may be in prayer no matter the posture of the body. The scriptures sanction no special bodily posture. Christ stood and prayed -John 17:1 knelt -Luke 22:41 fell on his face upon the ground -Matthew 26:39. Solomon knelt -1 Kings 8:54 Elijah prayed with his elbows on his knees and his face buried in his hands David prayed lying on his bed -Psalms 63:6 Peter prayed on the water -Matthew 14:30 the dying thief prayed on the cross -Luke 23:42
Answered by great gig in the sky - Mon Jan 29 00:15:23 2007
Do i actually take a pic with chris brown and bow wow at the up close and personal tour??
Q. Im going to the up close and personal tour (UCP TOUR) to the chris brown and bow wow concert in NY..do u take pics with them before the concert??
Asked by Sexygurl05 - Mon Dec 17 23:39:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Unless you bought VIP passes.
Answered by Gossip Girl - Tue Dec 18 19:04:44 2007
Q. Im going to the up close and personal tour (UCP TOUR) to the chris brown and bow wow concert in NY..do u take pics with them before the concert??
Asked by Sexygurl05 - Mon Dec 17 23:39:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Unless you bought VIP passes.
Answered by Gossip Girl - Tue Dec 18 19:04:44 2007
I am looking for a recurve bow with 60# draw weight and around 28" draw length. Where can i find a bow online?
Q. Price range is up to $200 but the closer to $100 dollars or less (if even possible) the better. Links to websites would be greatly appreciated. I really would prefer a new bow as opposed to used but all suggestions are welcomed I am a rather large person perfectly capable of drawing a 60# bow or greater and I'm not at all new to archery. Otherwise I probably wouldn't be looking for a 60# bow
Asked by Lee - Mon Sep 29 23:13:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know a good web sight Called Trad gang.com It is all traditional archery. I took the traditional step three years ago. First I would say #60 is not a good place to start. #45 is much better. The reason for a lighter weight is to get your form down first. Then move up to more weight. A good way to go is find a good used bow from somewhere. and learn on it. Shoot all the bows you can and find out what you like the best. I found I liked Longbows better than recurves. I also prefer a longer legnth bow over a shorter one. Watch out Trad archery is addicting. I have 2 custom longbows and two custom recurves. I also have 1 bear longbow and another Martin recurve. Good luck.
Answered by thehaf2000 - Tue Sep 30 21:06:01 2008
Q. Price range is up to $200 but the closer to $100 dollars or less (if even possible) the better. Links to websites would be greatly appreciated. I really would prefer a new bow as opposed to used but all suggestions are welcomed I am a rather large person perfectly capable of drawing a 60# bow or greater and I'm not at all new to archery. Otherwise I probably wouldn't be looking for a 60# bow
Asked by Lee - Mon Sep 29 23:13:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know a good web sight Called Trad gang.com It is all traditional archery. I took the traditional step three years ago. First I would say #60 is not a good place to start. #45 is much better. The reason for a lighter weight is to get your form down first. Then move up to more weight. A good way to go is find a good used bow from somewhere. and learn on it. Shoot all the bows you can and find out what you like the best. I found I liked Longbows better than recurves. I also prefer a longer legnth bow over a shorter one. Watch out Trad archery is addicting. I have 2 custom longbows and two custom recurves. I also have 1 bear longbow and another Martin recurve. Good luck.
Answered by thehaf2000 - Tue Sep 30 21:06:01 2008
what is better for bow hunters?
Q. ok yes, I'm a girl and I honestly can say I love to hunt...(just clearing that one up) I want to know what is better..Scent blocker or scent lock??of course you have to have the deer pretty close to you when you bow hunt so this is important...which do you use and which has better protection..how many deer have you shot with it on and how big??..thank you sooo much!!!
Asked by EQ - Wed Jun 13 15:17:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scent blocker is the best. I have shot 3 bucks 1st 8 pointer 2nd 9 pointer 3rd 9 pointer as well. Also, they have the body soap called scent killer and the spray as well. Good luck on killin a monster buck lol
Answered by TEXAS COWGIRL - Thu Jun 14 15:52:37 2007
Q. ok yes, I'm a girl and I honestly can say I love to hunt...(just clearing that one up) I want to know what is better..Scent blocker or scent lock??of course you have to have the deer pretty close to you when you bow hunt so this is important...which do you use and which has better protection..how many deer have you shot with it on and how big??..thank you sooo much!!!
Asked by EQ - Wed Jun 13 15:17:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scent blocker is the best. I have shot 3 bucks 1st 8 pointer 2nd 9 pointer 3rd 9 pointer as well. Also, they have the body soap called scent killer and the spray as well. Good luck on killin a monster buck lol
Answered by TEXAS COWGIRL - Thu Jun 14 15:52:37 2007
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