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Hello Guys
Shot this release many moons ago.
Just now shot it once more and it performed.

:embara: My young trimmers kicked in. I had for got how I held this release many moons ago.
Tell me how you held yours. Lets see if I am on the same page with you. In your way of shooting this release. [ Later

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Prime Centergy Hybrid 65 LBS 28.5” Victory RIP Elite 400 28.5” C to C 125 grain tip 30 grain outsert
I’m working on my dads bow and for the life of me could not get a nock right tear out of the bow. I assumed this arrow was super weak.
I finally got this to shoot bullet holes with both fletch and bare shaft. My issue is center shot it 1 1/8” off the riser???
I’ve tried 100 grain and 125 grain tips and could not get the 100’s to shoot.
I’ve messed with the cable guard and it tuned all the way tight.
What do I got going on with this bow?

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Sad. Remember to give them time and assume they are dangerous until confirmed dead.

https://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoo…er-attack-dead

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50180755

Arkansas hunter killed by deer he thought he had just shot dead

Thomas Alexander, 66, was hunting near the Ozark mountains when he shot the buck and watched it collapse.

Assuming the animal was dead, Mr Alexander went to check on the body – at which point the deer stood back up and attacked him.

He managed to call his wife, who rang the emergency services, but he was declared dead later in hospital.

Keith Stephens, from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, told local media that Mr Alexander’s death was "one of the stranger things that’s happened" in his 20-year career.

https://youtu.be/FQ5OtQ1TZds

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As a bow hunter, nothing is more fulfilling to me than placing an arrow right where it belongs and watching an animal die quickly. Its the most respectful thing we can do for the animal. Practice, make sure your gear is in check, take your time in the heat of the moment, and deliver an arrow right where it belongs so the animal passes quickly.

Last week I eased out of work at 4:15(I live close to work). I slipped behind my house, stood by a large live oak, and at 5:15 I was dragging a nice doe out of the woods to have processed.

She was quartered to me at 25 yards. I delivered the arrow center of the shoulder facing me. Watched the lit nock go through her and to the ground. She was down in 20 yards or so.

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If you’re attempting to explain how to shoot a deer with a bow and arrow how would you verbally explain the broadside, quartering to, and quartering away shots to someone?

Was inspecting my arrows and came across this one. Flex test didn’t make any sounds, but once I ran my fingernail on the shaft, I noticed this spot.

I really didn’t take it seriously until I decided to break out my camera and have look. It really shows the crack better. These images have been cropped and resized, and zooming in isn’t as clear as the actual image.

It’s not very big at all, but enough to put doubt into shooting it. To the trash it goes.

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Anyone have experience with this stand? Got one paints chipping a bit but it’s a few years old. seems pretty sturdy just bought new cables for it and straps anyone use this climber before?