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    The 1.33 Fetrow Shot

    Enjoy.



    Rick

    #2
    Nice shootin

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      #3
      Love how you see the balloon disappear then hear the pop.
      Good job Rick.

      Gary

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        #4
        Your shooting is getting worse 2 shots on the bottle bomb and now 3 for a balloon! Just kidding, that is outstanding! I couldn’t shoot anywhere near that good with my compound...heck on a bad day maybe not even with open sights on a rifle!

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          #5
          Nice shot

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            #6
            Sweet

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              #7
              Very nice, Rick!

              Could you give some info on the shot title?

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                #8
                Originally posted by tradtiger View Post
                Very nice, Rick!

                Could you give some info on the shot title?
                Thanks Folks.

                Jim Fetrow was/is a very good friend of mine, who passed away a short while back.

                Though many won't know who he is, he was an archery icon.
                He was an excellent bowyer in both laminated & selfbow building.
                A world class arrow smith, flint knapper, and string builder.

                He was a fantastic shot, and he was a heavy bow aficionado.

                He wrote many articles for a lot of the archery magazines including Traditional Bowhunter, and has had a extremely positive influence on traditional archery & bowhunting for decades.

                Although we never got to meet face to face, He & I talked about it a lot,
                and had a close friendship for close to 30 years.
                We spent a lot of time talking on the forums, in email, and on the phone,
                and I cannot begin to describe just how much he helped me with my shooting over the years.

                A Fetrow in distance is what we who knew Jim affectionately call 75 yards,
                which was his point on distance with most of the bows he shot.

                Rick

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