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TradBowhunter-Ethical Predator

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14 contributions to TradBowhunter-Ethical Predator
Deer season setup! Show off your bow! 🏹
Simple folks! 🙌 🔥 1- bow- weight- specs etc. 🏹 2- arrows- specs GPI etc. 🧭 3- Broadheads 🏹 4- Species hunting - whitetail, mule deer etc. 🦌 And… Go!! 🏃🏃‍♀️💨
1 like • Oct 7
@Jarrod Floyd …took a nice 250# black bear with my WW Black Elk @50# a season ago…awesome shooting bow…rigged another riser with longbow limbs…good shooter as well…
0 likes • Oct 7
@Grant Richardson …I had a mid 80s 2800 Hunter that I loaned to a fella…never saw it again…another in the early 90s and yet another from the early 2000s, that my Son currently has…all 55# and all with a high wrist grip from the Martin factory…great bows…sweet and smooth…Ill have to get another from the new DH…the curves and the lines are just friggin sexy…will have to drool over the winter for one…
…Bahr time in New Hampshire
My grandson ( the one with the weird recurve) and I fixin to walk into stand this morning…we travel to NH every season as my Son lives there…loving it…!
…Bahr time in New Hampshire
1 like • Sep 22
…My Grandson took a tasty morsel on the trip…his first…from the shot to the gutting, dragging, hanging and butchering and in the freezer…he did it all under the supervision of his Uncle, and me offering expert commentary while sipping a cold Modelo…!
2 likes • Sep 28
….ahhhh…that thing called life…the real world…kinda gets in my way from time to time….like ending the trip and packing and flying and waiting and flying and getting back and having to deal with the crud from work, and the crud I caught on the plane or the airports…finding that TSA broke into my bowcase to make sure there wasnt a bazooka or something hidden there and then repacking it all to roach the fletchings on some of my arrows…outside of that, Id give my left nut to have a couple more days with those that I care so much for…my Son scored a nice bear….my Grandson scored his first deer….and I got nuthin………NUTHIN BUT A GOOD TIME….!…despite the time and the money spent, the highs and the lows, the whats and the what ifs, the rest of the story is I watched my youngest Grandson and his flag football team, the COWBOYS, smoke their competition in their first game of the season…!….watching my GrandDaughter growing up faster than I can keep up, with a great car she bought and all the straight A’s she can muster plus a part time job to support going offshore for an awesome school trip next year, my Son and his Bride blasting it out week after week to make the American Dream happen week after week for their household…its astonishing that anyone would consider an empty game bag less than success when all anyone has to do is look around you…the flourish is all about………….I ain't the religious sort, but I would say I am blessed…
Hot melt
What is the hot melt that you use for inserts in carbon arrows . I have tried different ones with minimal success over time. The latest one is gorilla hot melt sticks from the hardware store. I have ordered some from iron will and am going to try it also.
0 likes • Sep 1
…been using the blue Bohning hot melt for some time now…never a failure in my use…
Treestand practice for bear hunt
A good friend has invited me to hunt his property for black bear in Northwestern Ontario. He has already taken a large boar in the spring but seems to have an over abundance of them as he tries to develop his property for whitetail. Super excited to help him out. I’ll be hunting from a treestand which isn’t new to me however last year I hunted exclusively out of a ground blind. I have a stand set in the backyard so I can practice out of which is good. I needed it. Getting better as the shooting went. One broadhead followed by a field point. The arrows are the 70-75 I’ve just made topped with the Journeyman broadheads. Just need to pick a day. Super excited.
Treestand practice for bear hunt
2 likes • Aug 22
…thats a ded bahr rhat thar…!
The Love of Archery
I was late into hunting and archery at 38. Always loved archery something about the closeness and challenge of more like the Indians riding and hunting. I used to watch my dad shoot old compound with bare fingers and no sights. Then when started had a compound and enjoy shooting but was missing something got good and all the gadgets. Then got a recurve and the simplicity but the challenge of shooting hitting the same spot with single string no sights was where found what was missing. Traditional has become school and self competition. As this group has been so great with knowledge and amazing shooters being positive and upbeat and fun. I want to thank @Grant Richardson for all the great knowledge and @Jenn Richardson putting this great community together. Remember always have fun and enjoy every-time you shoot build arrows, hunt. Look forward to hearing everyone’s stories from there journey. Thanks for all the inspiration.
1 like • Aug 7
…my Grampa shot recurve…and as a kid (way back when ), Id listen to his tall tales of hunts and equipment of a long ago burgeoning sport…he taught me to round squares and make good shafts and how to strip quills and fletch arrows…watched him one time shooting in the basement and his arrow struck a pole and rebound and strike him in the belly…he walked up the basement stairs with that arrow stuck in him and holler to my Dad that there was a problem…Grandma freaked…long story short, he was takin in and treated for a non life threatening wound…to this day, so vivid in my mind…but it didnt scare me away, and it didnt scare him off either…we chatted and conversed and shared all through the years, and he recounted all that he had shared with with me to my young Son when he came of an age of understanding…sooooooo perfect it was, and still is despite losing him some years ago….Im sure Grampa is with us each and every step into the great outdoors…he had told us thru many clean kills and many shared meals…
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Stephen Wowianko
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@stephen-wowianko-3687
The hunt was ingrained on me as a youngster by my Grandfather…to this day, his inspiration for the traditional way keeps me near and dear to it…

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Gaylord Michigan
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