Recent content by hangfire

I'm assuming you used the tool, and the epoxy that came with the shafts. After the insert is installed it takes a while for the epoxy to set, so you should leave the shafts horizontal for 24 hours or the inserts could slide down the shaft some before the epoxy drys.

I want that jacket!

Shot some muzzy trocar deep six tonight out to 50 yards and all hit with my field points. Going to shoot them out to 100 in the next few weeks but so far they out shoot my slick tricks to 50.

I bought the Rize very accurate bow,

Cabelas, microtex in outfitter camo.

Welcome back! I was in the same boat, leaving the archery world for six years and hunting with a muzzleloader. I just started again this year I bought a whole new setup from bow arrows rest quiver the whole nine yards. I feel like bowhunting is so tough any advantage you can gain will help you...

Just looking for some general info on this hunt. What weather might or could be like, road conditions when weather gets nasty, potential tent camping areas, or if weather gets to cold best place for hotel, ect. Thanks for any comments.

Try slick tricks. For me they shoot identical to field tips out to 80 yards, and will kill anything in North America with a well placed shot. I have been on 6 archery killed pigs they are easy to kill, even when wounded usually won't run to far making follow up shots easy. Best of luck on your hunt!

One thing to consider when buying is what type of hunting you plan on doing tree stand ground blind spot and stalk. I do mostly spot and stalk so I look at three things for my bows. Brace height I like a 7-7.5" brace height axle to axle length I usually stay between 32"-35" and last speed I look...

Congrats! Are those bucks off the kiabab?

I have 1000 of the federal 209A primers if interested send me a pm and we can figure out how to get you a couple hundred.

Here is one from 2013

For a all around gun that shoots conicals and sabots equally well, I like my knight mountaineer.

Sometimes less is more, in this case less powder might be more accurate. One of my favorite elk loads is a 350 grain FPB pushed by 95 grains of BH 209. I would start at 90 grains with the 290 and see what they do.

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