bluecat
Senior Member

I think I'm your official straight man sometimes. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Jeez, that sucks. Did you stick it out?

I'm with you brother. Im sitting in a tree as I type. BUT...I have seen something today I've never seen before. I just had a flock of swans fly over my head about 25 yards up.

Yeah, but he became a prominent surgeon on a very trendy show, so...

lol...

Their stock will rise high. https://youtu.be/nN8V6SYm164

Now look at a later (more improved model) POS

Check this out Two grippers, 2-piece so it doesn't conflict with sights, hood covers broadhead completely

The owner was telling me you can remove the foam too and broadhead still seats correctly.

Yes. Don't know if they had to order the 2nd gripper extra.

The bowshop about 25 miles from my house has ordered me the TightSpot quiver with dual grippers but am under no obligation if it doesn't fit my sight situation.

Lol, +4

Just don't get your wife anything, because somebody is going to be offended.

billy, are you eating those hogs? Never eaten a wild one.

OMG! +5

Nice cheekbones?

+5 ...

My Rocky pack has some seam problems with it so I'm having to make my decision quicker than I had anticipated. I can't fault the pack, it's been faithful for 20+ years. I bought an Eberlestock X2 with an internal frame. Will get a chance to use it this weekend. I can say this, it is well built and feels fantastic. I've always wanted a framed pack so here we go.

I appreciate your input. I think what I need to do this winter is pick a really cold day and go out and shoot a bit at some targets to determine if it's release or loop or me. (Scott Wildcat single caliper)

lol...

Hijacking threads is a full time job.

smdh

Room cleaned, trash out, dusted and made my bed. bluecat

There was a buck that came by earlier that was nicer. I missed and thankfully did not wound him. When I clicked the release, the arrow did not leave right away (maybe half a second). There was just enough delay to move the bow and miss the deer (not on purpose though). Now the interesting thing is that this happened twice last year on deer. Point, Click and Shi#. At first I blamed the release. Checked it for grass seeds and whatnot. Functioned perfectly. So after the missed buck on Monday, my confidence was gone. I sat there pulling the string back a few inches to try and get the release to fail. It did not. I then got out a spare release from my pack. I made a mental note that whatever was happening I needed to punch it (which I'm not used to doing or want to do). I'd used the release in the summer without incident. Then it dawned on me that all three misses were missed under 10 degrees. I thought maybe the string loop had stiffened up so that it wasn't exiting through the calipers - even though my releases are single caliper releases. The string loop was complimentary and was put on by the bow shop when I changed string. It's not the loop brand I normally use. Has anyone heard of anything like this? I'm still not sure what is happening. I don't think I've developed the yips.