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Just as amazing are calm, feeding deer who don't even realize an arrow has passed through them.

For years we went to the Compton Traditional Rendezvous but never made it to the expo. it's a pretty long drive from central Illinois and I know the wife can't make it anymore. It looks like this year may be a good one from the brochure. I miss these sort of gatherings with my traditional friends. I...

Captainkirk wrote: ↑Wed Dec 26, 2018 10:55 am Fellers, that's one of those "freak-you-out" phony gift boxes they sell now...Graps is pulling your leg.
Sorry, Graps.

NO !!!

Graps, you scallywag, you.

Wonderful. I doubt you could have come up with a better gift.

Looks great. Makes me want to go shoot a few myself.

On another forum, I was able to trade a large, heavy, Cold Steel , Carbon V, Recon sheath knife for a Hoyt JOAD 20" riser, 30# Recurve for one of my Grandsons. Wonderful old bows. It seems like if a youngster is started out with trad equip, they retain a love for it no matter what else they may...

Merry Christmas to all.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

We almost seriously hurt another kid back in the 50's or early 60's after Christmas. Everyone seemed to love to burn the Christmas trees folks set out after Christmas. A bunch of us built a fort of them playing cowboys and Indians. One kid got in the fort while us Indians attacked the fort with our ...

That's crazy.

Excellent report. I thoroughly enjoyed reading that. I can only image the satisfaction. I always enjoyed working with the kids in the archery tent at our state fair, but that doesn't even come close to what you are doing. Great job. Thanks for sharing that.