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hey Mick, i have recently bought a Canon 7D and have been playing around with a few things. haven't got myself an ext flash as yet but it's on the wish list. i do use the built in as a fill flash at times and it is surprisingly good for a built in flash. for PP i used to use an older version of Adob...

PM Mate.

ausbow is the go. they have a great range and John is always helpful.

1. i sharpen with a stone and steel at home, and have never had to sharpen in field. do carry a small diamond steel for if the need arrises. 2. like to mine that i have made, but would also love a custom. would need to weigh up cost verses that of an off the shelf knife i wanted. 3. i consider the s...

location? what do you have availabe?

yhose laminates are very pretty.

how do the two sections join?

great stuff that!

agreed, agreed, agreed and agreed

yes, that natural string is a tricky one for me. i'm not sure how i will go about that yet. i want something that will handle the strains of drawing back a 60-65lb bow.

hey Clinton, yeah still here. have you had a go at or any success making bows? how about some hunting down your way? been getting anything. we are looking at moving again (within weipa) and i was going through some stuff when i found a bucket with a few bits of glass and some heads i was playing wit...

and a couple more!

Kim, for your daughter....go and buy her one!!

yes Darren, 5 legs!! he gets a bit excited.

hi Kim,
the male is Jigga and the female is Zaidie.

i would never get another breed of dog now. bloody love them.

will chuck a couple more pics up for your daughter. give me half an hour.

thank you Keith,
and beautiful little lap dogs they are....although not so little, and super energetic.

Thanks guys.

Hey Ben,
just a little weatherby .243WIN on this occasion. never has any trouble pulling them up.

some fish..... P1010658.JPG P1010683.JPG P1010685.JPG P1010701.JPG and whilst i haven't had time to make any bows or even pic one up, i found myself at the end of the year with the wet season already started and having not been for a hunt for the year. so i decided to put the dogs rifle and wife in ...

so i have had a bit going on of late. a change in role and shift roster (much less time off), a new (to me) boat and very little time to make bows or hunt. the other day i got a msg on here asking if i was still alive, and whilst i have been popping in from time to time for a quick read, i thought i...

haha. yes, yes, i know ...but i've been snooping around from time to time.

just been busy!

when does it close guys?

most any wood will do for a handle (as its not structural) so just look for something 'pretty' that suits the bow. also leather and super glue will work.

as far as tough goes. the new olympus 'tough' 8010 should fit the bill. 2m shock proof, 10m waterproof, can withstand 100kg of force being placed on it, and will operate in -10*C. however, it is seriously let down in its actual picture taking/making ability. another, which performs somewhat better i...

bloody hell, i want some. that looks so good.

clinton, glenn prefers the grey ironbark that grows (i think) roma/emerald, but has said to me that red ironbark works well also. give it a go.

daryl,
i think those bows are made by someone other than glenn. allan jones rings a bell but can't remember for sure.

i wont be voting greens, and never will. i enjoy freedom! as for Christian leaders, i like the idea. with Christians come good values (obviously there are always exception to the rule). ...and please, my comments are not focused on starting a debate, nor running down non Christians, just voicing my ...

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love it!

i like pic number 705. looks like a nice spot for a boar to have a little nap in.

thanks jacko.

jacko, great bows. you didn't mention what timbers they were.... the benobscot is something i would like to try some day. woody, thanks for those measurements. good to hear it's still shooting well, and good penetration too by the sounds of it. roscoe, i made one like glenns couple the other day (no...

[quote="otis.drum"] also, an andaman/holmegaard @ 54# 500gr 191fps i would think faster than the 50# pyramid would have been with the same arrows. hardly fair comparing a 500gr and 220gr arrow when the bows are only 4 pound different. quote] sorry got the above figures wrong. the pyramid w...

simon, i believe fish blader glue is water proof, and whilst probably a little more work to obtain, is meant to be better than modern glues as it doesn't break down (i believe) over time. would be worth a look into. also, an andaman/holmegaard @ 54# 500gr 191fps i would think faster than the 50# pyr...