Archery Store

Ok so here goes. I have decided I wanted a small dog to tag along with me for several reasons. Companionship, snakes and deer recovery. I rescued a half rat terrier half fiest. Is this something anyone else does. I wanted a dog small enough to share a one man tent but gritty enough to bay a snake. I know fiest are hunting dogs and could blood trail a deer. Does anyone else do this and have any tips to share

So here’s the story I’ve got a guy who works for me, is a friend outside work, and my hunting BUDDY. We hunt on my cousins farm who doesn’t hunt. This is our second year on this farm and we have things going the right direction. My buddy has put in time and sweat to help hang stands and till food plots. We have a pretty nice buck walking past both our stand locations in daylight hours. He killed his first deer last season and I’ve killed many in over 25 years hunting. The deer comes by my stand twice a day within 20 yards. Would you be a buddy and pass on that deer to let your friend take a good one?

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The bow Kegan pointed out the other day in his traditional ? thread was a Firebrand lever cam Bow that was the predecessor to the Monster line

When the new owners of Oneida bought the company many years ago they left the cam less version with the original owners and than the original owners brought out the Firebrand which didn’t last to long and eventually the cable powered variants were made by monster which again did not last to long.

Oneida is still building bows and like Kegan I am attracted o all things with curves…..Girls …….cars ……. And bows 🙂

So while I’ve never been a compound guy 15 + years ago I had an injury that made practicing with at the time my 65 pound recurves not to fun and as hunting season came around I found myself in a bow shop buying an old Oneida Aero Force

I had never Wally shot a bow with a sight before other Han playing around but I can remember thinking man this is easy 🙂

Needless to say even thou I hadn’t been shooing because of the injury I had been scouting and my first time out the very next day I shot a 148 inch whitetail with it

I never hunted with it again and went back to my recurves as the next season rolled around

But I always had a love of those crazy lever cam bows and when Oneida announced a few years ago that they were dropping the SBE II in favor of more compact bows that lend themselves to a release shooter I figured I best have one just in case

I got one of the last Super Black Eagle II’s ever made set it up and about once or twice a year I shoot it just in case

This video is the first day I have had this bow out in about a year.

The thing that I love about these bows is I can completely tune this bow and even break it down with just an Allen wrench. No bow press required

So like my recurves I am self sufficent with this piece

Kegan by the way ya got my blood pumping and I almost bought that Firebrand bow off eBay but it went for a good buck and I was not going to spend good money on a 10 year old bow with a cast handle but …………. I did order a new EA Archery Uma which is a string powered lever cam bow out of a small company in Texas that has taken over the mantle of such bows since Monster closed its doors.

Machined riser, composite limbs , Rhino stings (Jinks should be proud) 🙂 wicked little bow that is made to order and mine should be here in about 3 weeks just in case 🙂

It will be all lack and set up exactly like my Oneida

Traditional ……not…… but fun 🙂

Check out this company

http://www.eaarchery.com/

Steve the owner does recurves also

Right up your alley buddy 🙂

I need a local shooting buddy. After my buddy has 2 bows explode on him he wont shoot anymore. Anyone local to western mass need someone to shoot with.

Hey guys,

I’m thinking of maybe getting a Tree Buddy. Who has used it and what do you like/dislike about it? I plan on doing mostly public land hunting, so the thought of being able to leave the tree buddy in a tree (locked, of course) and take my stand in and out with me seems pretty appealing. At this point in time, I don’t have various places to hunt, so I would most likely leave the tree buddy in the tree. What opinions do you guys have on the tree buddy? Thanks!

im alex i am 18 and looking for a hunting buddy this turkey season i live central NH in Bradford. im going to film some hunts this spring and try to get one with a recurve, if any other fellow granit staters are looking for a hunting buddy or just someone to fling some arrows with

Videoed My buddy Shawn Bohm kill this 153" 8 point in North Missouri this past fall. Its my first go around with Final cut pro x SW, I hope you all enjoy my first post!