I was shooting a couple of my bows today while I was watching the girls and for deer in our field while they were picking corn from the fields. I would of loved to be in the woods will they was picking corn but I had to stay home today. I guess I went this morning but had to be home early and did not see crap. So I was shooting the bows. I have been shooting my #46 recurve which is like 40 years old and still shoots good. I have been shooting this one lately cause the weather has been crappy and made my should sore. I pulled out my Toelke recurve(one piece) which is #57. I was putting on a clinic today. I was just on it. I was going to start shooting at anything and everything cause I knew I was going to hit it. My girls were picking things out in my big bale to shoot at and I was nailing it. Drawing with out pain and hitting right were you want to is one of the best feelings. That #57 hits with a whole different kind of authority than the #46, but either one is quite forgiving on your release. Atleast they were today.
I was also watching deer before last sun, I saw a buck that I missed killing by litterally 2 inches walking in the field cady corner from my house. I guess that made me feel better than how I was shooting today. Even though I didn't kill the animal, it was obvious that I did not mortally wound the animal either, he did not even have much a limp, very slight. Hell I think he was just gettin' his pimp stride on across the corn field. I am sure he said something like, "It ain't easy being this pretty". What some guys will do to impress the ladies.
Chris Kiefner
P.S.
Maybe I will get him tomorrow, I put out some Trails End #307 in my dripper at around 2pm, he will be around in the morning, almost guarantee it!
I was also watching deer before last sun, I saw a buck that I missed killing by litterally 2 inches walking in the field cady corner from my house. I guess that made me feel better than how I was shooting today. Even though I didn't kill the animal, it was obvious that I did not mortally wound the animal either, he did not even have much a limp, very slight. Hell I think he was just gettin' his pimp stride on across the corn field. I am sure he said something like, "It ain't easy being this pretty". What some guys will do to impress the ladies.
Chris Kiefner
P.S.
Maybe I will get him tomorrow, I put out some Trails End #307 in my dripper at around 2pm, he will be around in the morning, almost guarantee it!
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