Ozbow

Where are you located?

Keen to have a look at that as the 54lb predator is getting a bit for these old shoulders.


Cheers

Hutcho

This will be the first of may things advertised. I've been a forum member for a long time however have been out of archery for a few years so going to sell all my kit, arrows broadheads, etc. More adds will get posted as I photograph and inventory it. This sale is for my predator classic bow that ha...

I am looking for a kids longbow or recurve. Upgrading from 18@24 so somewhere in the 22-26@24" (30@28" might do?)

I will be at the Hunter valley shoot next weekend with my young fella if all the ducks can be lined up

Cheers

Hutcho

I watched it last night (ended up going to be after 01:00hrs...

I agree that his wilderness experience (or lack) made it harder than necessary on himself - but he did what he did and survived.

I reckon if I was as hungry as he was the large game would have been fair game!

Orange trad peg..............wasn't supported in our area at all, was regarded by most that it was an insinuation that the gear was inferior, inefficient and the archer lacking, some thought it should have been a pink peg. Your division is your division and you compete against those within that div...

count me and two tin lids in!

the hunted

morning all,

Still looking forward to the Gathering, struggling to find wood shafts for the kids (18# bows and they have 18-20" draws). I have some 5/16's that are set up for a 42# longbow. They might have to shoot them

late decision but me and the two tin lids will be heading up for our first gathering.

just need to make up a few arras for the kids as they normally run alloys.

Cheers

ha, just come across the post and the groupie is my old man.

I was at Gladstone over Xmas and shot a round with him and the kids, the club facilities are great (I left Gladstone in 1995)

Cheers

Hutcho

Morning all,

Just got offered a Tom Kelley takedown recurve that looks just like a blacktail bow.

Anyone heard of him. The bow is bolivian rosewood riser with osage fadeouts, 62" 54@28

Pics to come .

I reckon you should do a line of blaze orange floppy bush hats that say OzBow. If you hunt, you can wear it with your camo. If you practice field, it's never a bad idea to be more visible. If your significant other raises an eyebrow at further expense, you say it safety equipment. http://www.nexter...

Guy they look great mate. Is good to see Im not the only one liking the bannana cutts, they certainly straiten a heavy arrow fast and quick. New Bow Hmmmmmm. Cheers Wayno Yep nother fan here. I use them out of my Predator recurve. They stabilise the best IMO and are easy to track through the air. M...

gold.

damn my invite must of got caught in the tangled world wide web.

Maybe next time *cough hint hint.

Tony,

Glad you floated the idea on the forum.

these jokes are ripping along with a swell in humour levels.

not sure if others will be foaming at the mouth but the boy is bouyed at the thought of the bouy.

(they are for Ben)

I know it's not Aussie but I tried a few brands before choosing a predator recurve. Cheapish fast and I reckon they are not bad looking.

g r

Thanks for sharing the pics.

They are some fat carp not a real fan of carp but when I was in Cambodia I ate a few and they were OK - it could have been the chilli and garlic though. Smoked eel, yummo its one of my favourites..

Cheers


Hutcho

Hi,

After a bow quiver that bolts up to the riser bushings 5 arrow capacity (6 or 7 OK)

Prefer leather and its going on a Predator recurve

If you've got one that you don't want let me know.

Cheers

Pete

That was a bit of fun,

I trashed his ute.

cheers

hutcho

thanks for the push..

I now have to explain to the wife why I need a Black Douglas.... (I spoke to Sid before I bought the predator) and at the time I was sitting on the fence..


you just fixed that - It might take me some time bit N=N+1 just kicked in.....

I believe that our fear to use carbon on the belly and back of bows comes from poor experiences in the early days of carbon fibre application. For a worthy number of years (in the sense of time to assess failures) carbon has been used in road cycles and for what I consider a long enough time in moun...

Jeff, I have shot longbow for the last couple of years and almost went down the "spend a bit on a good longbow path" but the takedown appeal won out. The best part about this bow is that it shoots about the same as my 1991 Hoyt Spectra lite hunter that I shot up until 2006 so it was easy t...

well done and that goat would have been a nice eater, theres always next time I guess.

Cheers

Hutcho

The warrens were on private land.

Cheers,

Thanks fellas, Apart from this unlucky one there were a few hares around and a few rabbits. On the way out there I saw heaps of rabbits/warrens but as there are a few canola and wheat crops that are surviving they don't venture too far from there. The next time I head out the father in law is going ...

I feel manlaw dictates that I need to post a picture of this sexy predator. She's a 62" grey and red beauty that weighs 54lb at a sultry 28 inches I have had it a few weeks now and the bow and I are getting on fabulously. The story so far: After owning the bow for 3 days and only having shot it...

I am glad this sold quick.

I just bought a predator recurve but was thinking about how I could get away with buying this as well and getting away with so the Minister for war and finance didn't know about it...

I just bought a predator classic.

Will post some pics later.

Cheers

Pete

That is terrible to hear. My condolences to Silvia and family.

- Peter