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Looking to move along my cascade Golden Hawk Magnum, RH , 52" , 60#@29" , comes with Thunderhorn Boa 2 piece quiver. The bow has seen a few campaigns, so isn't in perfect, unused, virgin, spotless, as new condition, but it is in great condition, with very few imperfections. there is a feel...

Dunno about you Paul, but I'm a bit old school, something about these I love, could be ogling them in the old outdoors mag as a kid 35 years ago. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Schrade-Old-Timer-Sawcut-Delrin-Sharpfinger-Knife-New-/400546006635?pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item5d4267066b#ht_2580wt_931 Ch...

Used Myus once, never again, their paperwork.....or lack of it , cost me two one hour phone calls trying to sort it out, speaking with the customs lady she made comment that it is now a common problem with folk using these services, ensure that all paper work is attached individually for multiple it...

Top reply mate , thanks for that, it gives me a good idea of how to get the one I have in action again. Molasses must work magic, I was only reading his morning of blokes treating old steel traps with it to bring them back looking good, mentioned twice in one day, must be a message there for me to r...

Top pics as always Jeff, old camp oven is cool, how did you go about removing rust and re seasoning ? I have a cheapie I was given a while back that I wouldn't mind re birthing.

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Hey Mark, Yep , that's not a bad way of doing it either, keeps all camps happy , and gives those new folk a chance to be part of the weekend with the gear they have, good thinking who evers behalf I'd say. Catch you at the Marsh next month, boys have some tales for you from some of that ground we bo...

Tony, you posed a couple of questions, below is my opinion and mine only, nothing to do with the club I belong to. From the outset I will clarify I am no dyed in the wool trad shooter, I dabble, just like my compound shooting, my rifle shooting, fly fishing, knife making, I guess the common thread ...

Folks, below is a copy of a post Woody had put up on the Bowhunting Forum, some of you may have known Rudd, or not known of his passing. RUDDICK A Service of Thanksgiving for the life of the late Mr Ian Richard RUDDICK will be held at the F.W. Barnes & Son Chapel, Cnr Pleasant St Sth & Darli...

Unclefez, it's a vulcanised card, similar to the material gaskets are cut from, you get it from the supply houses in the states , like Jantz knife supply.

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Wayne, TJ's old man

Hey mate , I cant see the pic, really interested in the multi fletcher, is it the 6 stand with RW clamps ? if so i'll take it thanks.

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Yep thats it mate, on one of John Tietzels videos he shows the jaw removal with a big knife like this that he was making, Tully detusker, a real sword. First boar I got, and there hasn't been many since, so I'm far from a guru, was as a young fella with the rifle, standing over it with an Old Timer ...

Thank you very much for taking the time mate, what a great story. There is certainly some Australian bowhunting history there, I recall seeing some of Bill Hill's scrimshaw work in an old magazine a long time ago now, it was obviously a passion of his. Those are the only others of Dave's I have seen...

Cool Jeff, I have only seen and handled one of them, was Black Palm the standard handle material Dave used do you know ? around what time was he making them 80's 90's.....does he still ?


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Always interested, but rarely find the time to have too much of a crack at knife making, made the odd one here and there in the last couple of years as I found time, leaving the shed (was mine) to my young fella , Tyler, and poking my nose in and listening where ever I can, and asking a lot of dumb ...

Don;t know what make they are but i use the ones with a cup on each end. My main recurve is a 52" that would cost me to much to replace the limbs, not gunna take the chance of twisting them shorties, so I use a stringer everytime, Never tried one of the friction ones, would like to though :wink...

I guess he had to learn to build them as he's still a few years off being able to legally buy one, and his Old Man is to
tight to buy him the type of gear he likes............me

They're looking good lad.

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How cool is that, well done mate.

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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 divi...

Slicker than snot mate, they look groovey..........now if Ihad arrows like that I'd stop using carbons

Some nice clear pics there Craig, only down side is we can see some of the rough heads a bit better

Was a good weekend, that bloody carp needs more arra's in it though. And those arrows of Stephens with the white cresting are stunning.

I've used a courier company in the past mate i.e. TOLL, they do online quotes etc but if you visit one and talk face to face things often work out less expensive, longbows I have compared to a fishing rod in describing how they will be packed. Others more experienced (read "bow ho's") will...

Start time around the 9 - 930 Tony, always make a spot for you (suck suck), I'll let Gaston the Chef (aka) Woody know there is one on the way possibly a little later.

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Agree there whole heartedly mate, never been through it and can't begin to imagine what those people feel.

No impact Roadie, fire was well to the north west of the ground , all is fine.

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Looks cool Jacko, like stuff that looks like its been around, got character .

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When? January 12 & 13 2013 Where? Ballarat Bowhunters Club Inc. Ballarat Field and Game Club Grounds Bells Rd, Haddon Shoot fee's , $ 30 Adults , $ 15 juniors , $50 family Who can come? All longbow and recurve archers are welcome, (horse bows classed as recurve), Equipment and Rules : Be safe, ...

"heres some more, hope you guy's like them"

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Offer to post rod withdrawn sorry , Australia Post has a max' limit of 105 cm

Thanks mate that's mighty neighborly of you

Cool gents , looks like a ball of a trip, great pics but ........................................my favourite is probably not a hunting one , love the black and white of the old timber pens and race.

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