@Kelsey Holts is this for another podcast?

My start into traditional was 15 ish yrs ago I was shooting my compound at my local archery in a snowstorm. 6 plus inches falling in few hrs. As I was finishing up figuring I should get headed home before more snow arrives. A old grey haired snow covered "mountain man" of man comes thru the door wearing big long snowshoes and holding a sweet looking black widow recurve. After talking with this man while he thawed out alittle before his wife picked him up. We talked about his bow and he took a few shots inside. He was shooting really well. He offered me to shoot it. I wasnt impressed at first i didnt hit the paper even. I was used to "bullseye" accuracy. Kinda brushed the idea off. But the woods where soo good looking. Then he asked if i wanted to go "stumping" in the snow. I laughed at him. No way was I going to donate my arrows out in the snow. He told me hey your loss. He straped up his snow shoes put thick wool coat back on headed back out into snow. Then my whole drive home i couldnt get over how did he shoot that thing and shoot it so well....

Whats your go to clean up mixture?

Very nice looking but its wrong handed for me lol

I like 5 yard dandylion shot. And just a shot count until its center punched.