Got the poundage I was aiming for - 62# @ 28” and with a 320 spine arrow tuning in @ 690 grains. It’s the set up I wanted for elk hunting this year. I have a 58# bow that tunes a 400 spine arrow @ 589 grains. It will be a perfect deer bow. Both shoot nice and flat out to 35 yards. Now my time is being spent on dialing my shots in.

Anyone out there still have a season? I've got bear till the end of the month. Looking pretty tough now though. Everything is fully sprouted.

Today’s breakfast/brunch - I’ll post the recipe if anyone is interested

I would like to introduce y’all to Wesley Arthur Borst. I’m a freakin grandpa, that’s so crazy! He arrived at 10:03 last night. He was 20” tall and 7# 12 oz. Exciting times!

Didnt have time to post the day 4 and 5 updates, but was so close to another bear day 4, and again with a bigger one day 5. What an experience it was. My hosts were incredible, we had a big barbecue last night and I got my quiver finished. Im sitting on the ferry now I'll post pics of it later. At one point a few of his other hunting buddies stopped by, everyone was taking shots, trying each other's bows out, having a blast. I brought out my slingbow 😆 none of them could quite get the hang of that, it was pretty funny. Som of my buddies bows are hand made with ebony, bog oak and copper back in Slovakia, they are just gorgeous and they shoot so nice. His wife's bow is etched with roses in the fade veneer, just beautiful work. They usually only shoot higher end customs, but they were pretty impressed with my kirkwoods. Especially it not having any hand shock and the speed. It was shooting faster than some of theirs and more comfortable. Not that their bows aren't incredible its just that mine were made by a wizard 🤷 now back home to see my pup! I learned alot, have a month of season left. Hopefully I find the time to get out there and see if I can put my new knowledge to work.