Maverick351

Congrats on the deer,did you mean to do a neck shot?

Thanks, I've always personally liked this unit and 24A as well. 24A has always been my fall back unit I could always go to and see deer but last 2x was nothing. So kinda focused on 24B right now and I know they're in there. I am unfortunately limited on time I get to hunt and even less time my wife gets to join me so I been at it alone. But I always read posts of people out alone wishing they had somebody there for extra eyes or to lend a hand, thus I extended my offers.

I'm sorry I was just commenting on the units well I'm heading out anyways on the 28th and just figured I would try and see who might be interested in joining I wasn't asking anything special just bring whatever you need and let's get together and go out so we can find. I figured there might be somebody else on here who wanted to go out of time and didn't mind teaming up for a little bit

I'd offer another unit but figured it's close and I know it a little bit. Never been into 22 and never heard anything about 37B

Drive then glass. Thats the plan I guess.

well I'm willing to take a little buck too because a little back is better than an unfilled tag. I just wanted to see if anybody else care to join me

Good catch thanks. I meant Sunday

Sam I wish I was where you were at. I hit 24b for 3 straight days glassing and saw total of 17 does and only one buck pushing 4does. He was very flighty and I only got to 137 yards and he bolted but the does didn't

Thank you, it's not like I own the shop but I am very proud to be an employee there. Next time any of you are in please ask for me. I go by JR there.

I have that same problem, I know I'd hit bullseyes every time if the dang target would stop flinching just before it gets hit

Yes we do it's 3$ an arrow and it will be ready next day.Glad you have had good experiences at the HQ. I'm always happy to help out customers

A tightspot can be used to help balance your bow as well as it is adjustable for different arrow sizes and is longer than most quivers so it holds the arrows more securely. Try one you'll be amazed.

Thank you TJ. It was a pleasure meeting you as well.

Awesome job you've done. Congratulationsand merry Christmas

Has anyone got theirs in the mail yet?

Wife's tag showed up but not mine.

I do agree with many of you about it is Christmas, however while I am NOT against anybody else wanting to celebrate their religious holiday I do not believe they have the right to be offended when I say Merry Christmas but I have no right to be offended when they celebrate theirs regardless of religion.

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My full curl has been loaded with 150lbs of weights and still carried like a dream

I use a Crooked Horn Full Curl System. BTW I am not associated with Ross nor do I get any financial reimbursement for advertising them in about every post.

Hoyt Carbon Spyder Turbo. Tons of speed, forgiveness and just plain built to shoot. Working at Archery HQ I'm fortunate enough to test shoot just about every bow by every manufacturer. It is purely user specific on taste of what everyone prefers but after shooting many styles and makers there are many that I'd never pay for.

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I'm fortunate enough to practice daily, everytime someone brings in a bow and I work on it I have to shoot it to tune it. The downside is most everybody is right handed while I'm correct handed hahaha. But I'm pretty decent shooting off handed now. I avg shooting no less than 2x a week at 50-100 shots each time. So at a minimum of 400 shots a month and on heavy months 800 +. Makes for great confidence when that time comes.

Elk @ 49 yards broad side shot with slight downward angle, deer @ 98 yards quartering towards me (hence the arrow angle, last deer at 102.5 yards with myself and my bow. Feeling great about my bow. Just got it tuned up @ Archery HQ and it shoots lights out.

I got drawn but have yet to get my tags in the mail