deborah  your local 4h programs can help you out. I'm a 4h archery instructor in
ga and we have home schooled student can participate in the program. You can go
to 4h.org or www.aces.edu/4hcenter/directions.php and get iformation on your
local program




________________________________
From: scoop10 <steven.robbins@...>
To: archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, December 26, 2009 5:29:43 AM
Subject: [Archery and Bow Hunting] Re: Archery in the Schools


Deborah, here's a couple of things you can look at.  NADA (National Alliance for
the Development of Archery) has created the After School Archery Program, or
ASAP.  You can contact their office at info@teacharchery. org and ask them about
this program.  Alabama's DNR is a leader in building community archery parks. 
I'm sure they offer programs like ASAP to their communities.  Send an email to
Stuart Goldsby, Stuart.Goldsby@ dcnr.alabama. gov and I'm certain he'll tell you
where to find these parks in your state.  Good luck - Steve

--- In archeryandbowhuntin g@yahoogroups. com, deborah o'neal <doodle-bugg@ ...>
wrote:
>
>
> Hi, my name is Deborah. I'm new to the list and fairly new to archery. By that
I mean that I've had a bow for a couple of years but have not had/made the time
for getting out and using it. One reason I joined this list is to learn about
the sport.
>
> I homeschool my children so participating in the Archery in the Schools
program wont happen where I live (Alabama). I've had a few other homeschoolers
show interest in archery. Does anyone know of a program that homeschoolers can
be a part of?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Deborah
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Steve Robbins writes,

>Bill, our DNR folks set up a one-day training for the school's PE
teachers, called Basic Archery Instructor (BAI) training, they are certified, 
then
they offer a two week course for each of the kids that take PE. Outside
instructors are not used to train the kids. If you will look at the New Jersey
  NASP page: http://www.state.Bill, our Bill, ourBill, our DNR folks set up
a one-day training for the school's PE  teachers,  Believe me,  it's worth
it - the kids just love it!<


Thanks Steve for the contact and sources.  I'll pass it along  to the
fellow archers that I know who are following the issues more  closely than I am.

-- Bill  Zide


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Deborah, here's a couple of things you can look at.  NADA (National Alliance for
the Development of Archery) has created the After School Archery Program, or
ASAP.  You can contact their office at info@... and ask them about
this program.  Alabama's DNR is a leader in building community archery parks. 
I'm sure they offer programs like ASAP to their communities.  Send an email to
Stuart Goldsby, Stuart.Goldsby@... and I'm certain he'll tell you
where to find these parks in your state.  Good luck - Steve

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, deborah o'neal <doodle-bugg@...>
wrote:
>
>
> Hi, my name is Deborah. I'm new to the list and fairly new to archery. By that
I mean that I've had a bow for a couple of years but have not had/made the time
for getting out and using it. One reason I joined this list is to learn about
the sport.
>
> I homeschool my children so participating in the Archery in the Schools
program wont happen where I live (Alabama). I've had a few other homeschoolers
show interest in archery. Does anyone know of a program that homeschoolers can
be a part of?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Deborah
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free.
> http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/171222985/direct/01/
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>

Hi, my name is Deborah. I'm new to the list and fairly new to archery. By that I
mean that I've had a bow for a couple of years but have not had/made the time
for getting out and using it. One reason I joined this list is to learn about
the sport.

I homeschool my children so participating in the Archery in the Schools program
wont happen where I live (Alabama). I've had a few other homeschoolers show
interest in archery. Does anyone know of a program that homeschoolers can be a
part of?

Thanks,

Deborah







_________________________________________________________________
Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free.
http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/171222985/direct/01/

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Bill, our DNR folks set up a one-day training for the school's PE teachers,
called Basic Archery Instructor (BAI) training, they are certified, then they
offer a two week course for each of the kids that take PE.  Outside instructors
are not used to train the kids.  If you will look at the New Jersey NASP page: 
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/nasp.htm it will tell you who to contact to learn
more about NASP in your state.  Believe me, it's worth it - the kids just love
it!

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, wjzwjz@... wrote:
>
> Steve Robbins writes,
>
> >How many of you folks know about or support the National Archery in the
> Schools Program (NASP) in your state? Florida has 225 schools participating
> in  the program, and nation-wide, over 1 million kids per year are learning
> how to  shoot in their P.E. classes! Check out Florida's NASP homepage at
> _http://MyFWC.http://My_ (http://myfwc.com/NASP,)  or the national  NASP
> website at _http://www.nasparchhttp://www.naspahttp_
> (http://www.nasparchery.com/activea.asp.)   There is no better way to
introduce kids to the exciting
> sport of archery.  Remember to sign your kids up for a Bowhunter Education
> course in your state and  create a new sports-person for the future. <
>
> I have been a supporter of the program.  My school district here  in
> central NJ is not really interested in it.  What I have heard,  secondhand
mostly,
> is that they are concerned about insurance/liability issues  and their
> preference is to have their own physical education personnel  trained to
> administer the program rather than use certified archery  instructors.
>
> -- Bill  Zide
>
> "Enjoy the little things in life, for one day  you may look back and
> realize they were the big things" -- Robert  Brault
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Steve Robbins writes,

>How many of you folks know about or support the National Archery in the
Schools Program (NASP) in your state? Florida has 225 schools participating
in  the program, and nation-wide, over 1 million kids per year are learning
how to  shoot in their P.E. classes! Check out Florida's NASP homepage at
_http://MyFWC.http://My_ (http://myfwc.com/NASP,)  or the national  NASP
website at _http://www.nasparchhttp://www.naspahttp_
(http://www.nasparchery.com/activea.asp.)   There is no better way to introduce
kids to the exciting
sport of archery.  Remember to sign your kids up for a Bowhunter Education
course in your state and  create a new sports-person for the future. <

I have been a supporter of the program.  My school district here  in
central NJ is not really interested in it.  What I have heard,  secondhand
mostly,
is that they are concerned about insurance/liability issues  and their
preference is to have their own physical education personnel  trained to
administer the program rather than use certified archery  instructors.

-- Bill  Zide

"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day  you may look back and
realize they were the big things" -- Robert  Brault


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How many of you folks know about or support the National Archery in the Schools
Program (NASP) in your state?  Florida has 225 schools participating in the
program, and nation-wide, over 1 million kids per year are learning how to shoot
in their P.E. classes!  Check out Florida's NASP homepage at
http://MyFWC.com/NASP, or the national NASP website at
http://www.nasparchery.com/activea.asp.  There is no better way to introduce
kids to the exciting sport of archery.  Remember to sign your kids up for a
Bowhunter Education course in your state and create a new sports-person for the
future.  Y'all have a Merry Christmas, Steve Robbins, FWC's Archery Programs
Coordinator.

Hello all,

I'll be honest from the start & let you know that I'll probably be a member for
a short time.  I joined to do some very specific research.
I haven't picked up a bow in over twenty years, due to torn rotator cuffs in
both shoulders, & truthfully have never been all that serious about the sport.

Here's the thing.  My Dad was a dealer for Wing Bows in the early 1960's.  He
passed away in February, & I just got through sorting through his stuff.  I'm
NOT looking to sell anything, but I know virtually nothing about what I now
have, so I'm trying to learn.

If anyone knows about the brand, or any web sites, books, magazines, &c please
let me know.  I've found Bob Lee's website, but they specifically say that they
don't want to discuss any of the earlier products.

BTW, I tend to run up to a week behind in reading my e-mails, so please have
patience with me.

Thanks for the time, & of course any info you give me.

DW White
andersonradioactivity@...

Gary writes:

>I'm looking for your thoughts, as I'm looking to buy a new bow. And  with
so many bows out there it's hard to decide. I think I narrowed it down to 2
brands. Top of the line of Mathews or Hoyt. I would like to hear from
anyone who  has one of these bows, or others. And hear what they have to say,
about your  likes and dislikes, and repairs if needed. Thanks<

I have been shooting a Mathews Reezen 7.0 since Jan for field  archery &
3D.  Draw length is 29" and draw weight is 60# with  an 80% let off.  I am
using it with a Sureloc sight, Viper scope, Ripcord  dropaway rest and
Superstix Ultralite stabilizer.  The bow is low  in weight, quiet, loads up
quickly
and is smooth drawing until you  reach the let off point, when it suddenly
drops into the valley.  The  parallel limbs result in virtually no forward
recoil following the  shot.  I particularly like the wooden grip as it is an
excellent  fit to my hand.

Have had no mechanical or adjustment issues beyond the initial  peep setup.
  My only complaint is the need to change the top and  bottom string damper
bushings more frequently than I would like.   I shoot regularly once or
twice a week for a  few hours.  I am on my 3rd set of string damper  bushings.
This is my first Mathews that uses string dampers, so  I don't have prior
experience to judge whether this is normal wear for my  frequency of shooting.
  The cam end string damper bushing wears much more  quickly than the one by
the idler wheel.   On other Mathews models with string dampers, the wear
pattern is the reverse.  I have been swapping idler bushings for cam
bushings with users of other Mathews models to extend the life of a set of 
string
dampers.

Would I buy another Mathews bow again?  The answer is yes!


-- Bill  Zide



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I'm looking for your thoughts, as I'm looking to buy a new bow. And with so many
bows out there it's hard to decide. I think I narrowed it down to 2 brands. Top
of the line of  Mathews or Hoyt. I would like to hear from anyone who has one of
these bows, or others. And hear what they have to say, about your likes and
dislikes, and repairs if needed.  Thanks

I think months. I¹ve seen good bows in archery shops strung up for a long
time until sold. But I keep mine unstrung and teach my students to do so.
Most take down archers I know disassemble their bows after every session.

Tom Costello
Secretary,
Rakowana Archers
Voorheesville, NY


On 9/10/09 12:50 PM, "kd_skald" <youngeagle@...> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> I'm not wanting to leave it strung permanently, I'm just wondering how long
> you can leave a recurve bow strung before it starts to 'set'? 2-3 days? 2-3
> weeks?
> KD
>
> --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:archeryandbowhunting%40yahoogroups.com> , Tom Costello <tcostell@...>
> wrote:
>> >
>> > Why do you want to leave it strung?
>> >
>> >
>> > On 9/8/09 11:05 PM, "kd_skald" <youngeagle@...> wrote:
>> >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > I have a 40# take down recurve bow, and I'm wondering how long it is
>>> 'safe' to
>>> > > leave the bow strung?
>>> > > KD
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>> >
>
>
>
>
>




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I'm not wanting to leave it strung permanently, I'm just wondering how long you
can leave a recurve bow strung before it starts to 'set'? 2-3 days? 2-3 weeks?
KD

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, Tom Costello <tcostell@...> wrote:
>
> Why do you want to leave it strung?
>
>
> On 9/8/09 11:05 PM, "kd_skald" <youngeagle@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I have a 40# take down recurve bow, and I'm wondering how long it is 'safe'
to
> > leave the bow strung?
> > KD
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Why do you want to leave it strung?


On 9/8/09 11:05 PM, "kd_skald" <youngeagle@...> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> I have a 40# take down recurve bow, and I'm wondering how long it is 'safe' to
> leave the bow strung?
> KD
>
>
>
>
>




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I have a 40# take down recurve bow, and I'm wondering how long it is 'safe' to
leave the bow strung?
KD

I have a yew tree that has a straight stretch over 16 feet.  Can someone direct
me interested buyers?  Oregon Jeff 503=530=0789 or 503-429-0757 or
pamela777bond@...

I'm new to this group:  does anyone know where I can find a "The Answer"
training release?  I know they exist;  I have used one of my coach's.  He says
they don't make them anymore, but that I may find someone who might sell me
theirs!

Greeting all,
     I am knew to the group and live in adams tennessee. I am a service member
stationed at ft campbell KY.  I have a great plot of land across the street from
me that i plan on hunting on this fall.  It was a wheat field that was harvested
very late about 4 to 6 weeks ago. There is about a 50 meters of woods, then 50
meters of open tall grass then another 50 meters of woods then a corn field the
evidence of deer is very obvious.  I would not call them deer paths more like
deer super highways.  I have some flavored 2lbs licks out, and am going to work
on something else to keep their attention.  there is one small problem.  I have
a shotgun and a muzzle loader.  the only two things i was able to keep from my
exwife during a divorce, so if there is any one out there that has a compound
bow for sale let me know.

Does anyone know where I can get 80 pound limbs for my 07 Black Ice?

My recurve hates vanes it only shoots tight groups with feathers, which is not
uncommon, the same with my longbow. Feathers tend to be more forgiving as they
move a bit out of the way, down side, they are noisier than vanes when hunting.
The reason they are noisier is the wind breaking around the quills.  I build my
own arrows as I have more control over the quality and I can pick up 2 dozen
shafts,nocks, points and cut my own feathers for less than a dozen from 3
Rivers.  I crest my own with my own crest so a dozen would be around 100 US with
shipping, the parts about 75 US. I shoot only Cedar and Spruce shafts though,
and I have a nice lot of grey goose shafts, thanks to my goose George, as well
as more normal arrows.






Kirk





"He who has honor need not fear death."


Eva Marie LeGrand Morrison  5/24/1958-6/26/2008


My beloved wife, and my best friend, I miss you




To: archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
From: no_reply@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2009 16:48:13 +0000
Subject: [Archery and Bow Hunting] Re: Newcomer





















                   --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "Hartley
Alexander" <hartley_alexander@...> wrote:

>

> Hi -

>

> I would appreciate some experienced advice regarding arrow building,
specifically the advantages/disadvantages of feathers vs. vanes, and straight
vs. curved right or left.

>

> Also thoughts on different jigs.

>

> Right now i have half a dozen arrows that need either new feathers or nocks or
both that i want to into shape.

>

> Thanks for any help.

>

THE ADVANTAGE FOR BUILDING YOUR OWN ARROWS IS THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY FOR THE
TIME AND A LOT OF SHOPS CHARGE A FEE OF $3 BUCKS ADDED TO WHAT IT COST. THE
DISADVANTAGEOUS IS NOT HAVING THE TIME TO DO IT YOUR SELF.IF YOU SHOOT FEATHERS
THE BEST  ARROW JIG  IS A BITZINBERGER . IF YOU SHOOT VANES  THE AIRZONA E-Z
FLEATCH IS A GOOD CHOICE .  IF YOU SHOOT RIGHT HANED  MAKE SURE  YOU GET RT WING
FEATHERS .IF YOU SHOOT LEFT HAND  GET LEFT WING . AS FOR  VANES FOR HUNTING GET
2INCH BLAZER VANES . I PERSNOLY SHOOT FEATHERS 4INCH LONG BANNA CUSTOM CUT BY ME
FOR TARGET . FOR HUNTING I USE THE SAME  BUT I CUT THEM DOWN TO 2INCH LONGSHIELD
CUT THAT I CUT MY SELF



























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--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "Hartley Alexander"
<hartley_alexander@...> wrote:
>
> Hi -
>
> I would appreciate some experienced advice regarding arrow building,
specifically the advantages/disadvantages of feathers vs. vanes, and straight
vs. curved right or left.
>
> Also thoughts on different jigs.
>
> Right now i have half a dozen arrows that need either new feathers or nocks or
both that i want to into shape.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
THE ADVANTAGE FOR BUILDING YOUR OWN ARROWS IS THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY FOR THE
TIME AND A LOT OF SHOPS CHARGE A FEE OF $3 BUCKS ADDED TO WHAT IT COST. THE
DISADVANTAGEOUS IS NOT HAVING THE TIME TO DO IT YOUR SELF.IF YOU SHOOT FEATHERS
THE BEST  ARROW JIG  IS A BITZINBERGER . IF YOU SHOOT VANES  THE AIRZONA E-Z
FLEATCH IS A GOOD CHOICE .  IF YOU SHOOT RIGHT HANED  MAKE SURE  YOU GET RT WING
FEATHERS .IF YOU SHOOT LEFT HAND  GET LEFT WING . AS FOR  VANES FOR HUNTING GET
2INCH BLAZER VANES . I PERSNOLY SHOOT FEATHERS 4INCH LONG BANNA CUSTOM CUT BY ME
FOR TARGET . FOR HUNTING I USE THE SAME  BUT I CUT THEM DOWN TO 2INCH LONGSHIELD
CUT THAT I CUT MY SELF

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "wdmnerc" <wdmnerc@...> wrote:
>
> --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@>
wrote:
> >
> > --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "wdmnerc" <wdmnerc@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I came up with a Pearson Spoiler,all the specs are gone other than the
serial # 289745. It has no string, just need to know length so I can get a
string. The other specs would be nice if anybody knows thanks.
> > >
> > that bow came out  in 1989 and the string  was buss string and the lenght 
was 60 in long at that time
> >
> Thanks now I can get a string, I am kind of a small time collector but I like
to shoot my bows too.
>
no problem i i shoot all my bows i have like 3000 bows of all kinds re curves
,long bows ,compound bows and they get shot  every day

Archerytalk or Archeryhistory

Tom Costello
Rakowana Archers


On 8/9/09 9:08 PM, "parkerbowhunter04" <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:archeryandbowhunting%40yahoogroups.com> , "antny159" <antny159@...>
> wrote:
>> >
>> > HELLO TO EVERY ONE.
>> > well, I'm not a guru of archery yet, but working to get there.
>> > Other than looking up the history of Archery and developement of the bow. I
>> was unable to find any sites on vintage bows. I was a little dissapointed
>> (unless I missed it) that even the Fred BEAR SITE didnt offer anything on
>> thier vintage bows.
>> >
>> > I grew up always looking at my older brother's Bear bow hanging on the
>> wall. (he kill me had I touched it). Any sites known on the web that can
>> offer information on vintage bows? I guess something that would offer tech
>> info.
>> > Thanks and sorry for the large post. Tony
>> >
> it should have the numbers on it if you can post them ill tell all you want to
> know about bear bows I live in Michagain where they made them and I know alot
> about bear bows i grew up shooting them i still have all of the bows  from
> back then i am a collector of all kinds recurves and long bows i have like
> 3000 bows
>
>
>
>
>




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--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@...>
wrote:
>
> --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "wdmnerc" <wdmnerc@> wrote:
> >
> > I came up with a Pearson Spoiler,all the specs are gone other than the
serial # 289745. It has no string, just need to know length so I can get a
string. The other specs would be nice if anybody knows thanks.
> >
> that bow came out  in 1989 and the string  was buss string and the lenght  was
60 in long at that time
>
Thanks now I can get a string, I am kind of a small time collector but I like to
shoot my bows too.

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "antny159" <antny159@...> wrote:
>
> HELLO TO EVERY ONE.
> well, I'm not a guru of archery yet, but working to get there.
> Other than looking up the history of Archery and developement of the bow. I
was unable to find any sites on vintage bows. I was a little dissapointed
(unless I missed it) that even the Fred BEAR SITE didnt offer anything on thier
vintage bows.
>
> I grew up always looking at my older brother's Bear bow hanging on the wall.
(he kill me had I touched it). Any sites known on the web that can offer
information on vintage bows? I guess something that would offer tech info.
> Thanks and sorry for the large post. Tony
>
it should have the numbers on it if you can post them ill tell all you want to
know about bear bows I live in Michagain where they made them and I know alot
about bear bows i grew up shooting them i still have all of the bows  from back
then i am a collector of all kinds recurves and long bows i have like 3000 bows

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "wdmnerc" <wdmnerc@...> wrote:
>
> I came up with a Pearson Spoiler,all the specs are gone other than the serial
# 289745. It has no string, just need to know length so I can get a string. The
other specs would be nice if anybody knows thanks.
>
that bow came out  in 1989 and the string  was buss string and the lenght  was
60 in long at that time

--- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com, "Brian" <b.craig@...> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know where I can get 80 pound limbs for my 07 Black Ice?    They
don't make 80lb limbs any more not even after market limbs and 80 lb limbs tend
to break in cold weather trust me I had a Hoyt about 12 yrs ago and it was to
hard to pull back even with a 80% let off

I came up with a Pearson Spoiler,all the specs are gone other than the serial #
289745. It has no string, just need to know length so I can get a string. The
other specs would be nice if anybody knows thanks.

I use Gold Tip XT Hunters with my Bowtech Tomkat 50# my draw is 27², A
number of people on the range have commented on how quiet my set-up is.

Tom Costello
Rakowana Archers

On 8/6/09 12:36 AM, "ron Pat" <ronpat0471@...> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> I use gold tips also , my draw is 30 inch  . I use vane¹s with a drop away
> rest , I don¹t really have ever noticed a sound problem with them
>
> --- On Sat, 8/1/09, parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:no_reply%40yahoogroups.com> > wrote:
>
>> > From: parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com
>> <mailto:no_reply%40yahoogroups.com> >
>> > Subject: [Archery and Bow Hunting] Re: Question
>> > To: archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
>> <mailto:archeryandbowhunting%40yahoogroups.com>
>> > Date: Saturday, August 1, 2009, 10:16 PM
>> > --- In archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
>> <mailto:archeryandbowhunting%40yahoogroups.com> ,
>> > "Kim" <kimakame@...> wrote:
>>> > >
>>> > > What Brand  Carbon Arrows are  perferd
>> > for  Hunting? My length is 27" and  100grn points
>> > for now  60lb draw  Compond Bow.
>>> > >  I am starting with Carbon Express Predator II
>>> > > Thanks 
>>> > > K I McCarl
>>> > >
>> > First of all you should go to your local bow shop and see
>> > what they say .don't go to Wall-mart or Meijer' or K mart
>> > and get them . i personally use gold tip carbon arrows 5575s
>> > with 2inch feathers i don't like vanes they make  to
>> > much noise my draw 27 inch 75lbs
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > ------------------------------------
>> >
>> > bp-Outdoors.com : Archery, Bow Hunting, Compound and
>> > Traditional archery supply resources.
>> > http://www.bp-outdoors.com/archery.htmlYahoo! Groups
>> > Links
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I use gold tips also , my draw is 30 inch  . I use vane’s with a drop away
rest , I don’t really have ever noticed a sound problem with them


--- On Sat, 8/1/09, parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

> From: parkerbowhunter04 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [Archery and Bow Hunting] Re: Question
> To: archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Saturday, August 1, 2009, 10:16 PM
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> "Kim" <kimakame@...> wrote:
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> > What Brand  Carbon Arrows are  perferd
> for  Hunting? My length is 27" and  100grn points
> for now  60lb draw  Compond Bow.
> >  I am starting with Carbon Express Predator II
> > Thanks 
> > K I McCarl
> >
> First of all you should go to your local bow shop and see
> what they say .don't go to Wall-mart or Meijer' or K mart
> and get them . i personally use gold tip carbon arrows 5575s
> with 2inch feathers i don't like vanes they make  to
> much noise my draw 27 inch 75lbs
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Thanks George
          Good to know about t he  arow, I will keep them in mind.
 As for the  Bow rack   , I will pass along the  information and if I hear of
anybody who wants a Custom Wodden Bow rac Do You have a  Site  to see what they
look like?
K I McCarl




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From: George Griggs <roo96198@...>
To: archeryandbowhunting@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 12:53:54 AM
Subject: [Archery and Bow Hunting] Arrows

 
  Hey there i personaly use White Tail Hunter Arrows from Gander mountin i am
very impressed with the derability of them. i have a 70 + pound draw weight on
my Matthews an they hold up real well. i blew one threw my target i got an it
penatrated a 1/2 inch sheet of plywood an i still shoot the same one. by the way
i want to pass it around i make custom bow racks to hang your bow from. all wood
an they are nice i generally use red ceder but i will make them from what the
customer wants.

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