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Took every single pc. of crappie tackle out of my truck !
retired all 5 of them current carry combos in the garage !
replaced them with my old bow and 5 arrows .....
Coming out of retirement soon though .........:Rofl
wildlife safety is in question sometimes when I am near ,just saying :crazy:
If I remember what has been said previously correctly. I would be thinking that there is a least one rod and reel sharing space with the bow
When you retire you have both nearby at all times dontcha know! :dono I know your not retired or I don’t think you are anyhow. Need a bigger vehicle to carry both.
Is there even a season for recurve or can you hunt year round. Will you name those combos please?
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Inquiring minds want to knowQuote:
Originally Posted by catchNgrease
I have a couple boneheads from that generation.
I use them all the time.
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Good to see old school archery equipment.
Our muzzleloader season starts this Saturday but I can't help it. I'm still in fish mode!
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I can find the dobbins and the bonehead.
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Center rod is an Allstar dock shooter
All stars a great rod ,,,,would t mind one myself,,,,
far left is a pretty stout combo , 7 ft. Vendetta rod with a large Shimano
far right is a 6 ft Tica with a not sure which reel .
the others have been identified .
the Bonehead 7 footer has a Lews on it .
The Allstar has a high priced Pflueger .
The Dobyns is running a Shimano Sahara ....
the reel models and makes change up sometimes so , I might be off on a reel or so ...:dono
Most have 6 lb mono except the one braid rod .
The others that typically ride with them were already out of the mix , as the weather gets chilly, the wife and daughter rarely go with me to the water ....
I love hunting season Ketchn, fishermen head to the woods, not the river. Glad to see the Crappie will be taking the crosshairs off Your Picture for a little while. We do quite well fishing thru winter but have to keep a hunters orange cap on fishing the Pearl River. The surrounding woods are a management area, several people have been shot while fishing over the years by rookie hunters.
I certainly like the one I have. Mine also sports a high dollar Pfluger on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
A nice selection to choose from: “The World Famous” Barbie has the winter off!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob
Poor legendary Barbie comboQuote:
Originally Posted by BobC
Even looks like you hunt with old school Bear broadheads??
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Barbie rod hidden behind back seat of the truck??? :Rofl
pretty good cutters , it is really tough to set up an ole school bow ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuck Adams
that there elk skin bow glove is a champ ....
older bows ain't liking the new technology much ....plastic weathers are a no no ....
wood arrows are best but way out of sight on price ....
and YES those will sail like a big bird if it is windy .....:Rofl
looking for some deer or hog hanging pics soon! time to put up some pork for the winter with today's prices.
Ain't that the truthQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
That's why I give up hunting when I was in my 20's, got tired of being shot at by other hunters and not being allowed to shoot back.Quote:
Originally Posted by rojoguio
While I fished the Pearl River for 20 years I was never shot at while fishing it. I fished the lower end of it so that's probably why I didn't see many hunters. Could hear them in the distance but never up close.
Bullets going by are never fun