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| Last Login: | Aug 22, 2008 |
| Name: | SWOBG |
| Age: | 57 |
| Location: | Kingsville CA |
I Am:
A Hunter, An Angler, An Outdoorsman
I Hunt/Fish For:
Big Game: White Tail
Waterfowl
Upland Game: Pheasant, Chukar, Turkey
Varmints: Coyote, Jackrabbit
Fresh Water Fish: Large Mouth Bass, Small Mouth Bass, Walleye, Catfish, Muskie, Perch, Crappie, Blue Gill, Pike
I Hunt/Fish With:
Rifle: Savage
Shotgun: Remington, Mossberg
Compound Bows: Jennings
Rod: Daiwa, Shakespeare, Penn, Abu Garcia, Fenwick, Berkley, Quantum
Reels: Daiwa, Pflueger, Quantum, Abu Garcia, Penn, Shakespeare, Okuma
Clothing, Broadheads
Sights: Truglo
Duck Calls, Backpacks
Who I Am:
Creator of Southwestern Ontario Bow & Gun (http://www.swobg.com) and outdoor writer internationally
Creator of Southwestern Ontario Bow & Gun (http://www.swobg.com) and outdoor writer internationally
08-03-2008 (8:26 am)
Thanks for the reply solocam.
I think I have it worked out. I can close the left eye and as long as I put the string on the draw directly at the tip of my nose for the anchor point every time, my accuracy has improved to even 40 yards. It also helps to have a great sight provided by Cobra where increments are really adjustable and stable.
I'm ready to go.
Thanks again for the reply.
Tom
www.swobg.com
05-04-2008 (1:13 pm)
I'm hoping I can do as well.
Perhaps the left draw is best and I'll have to take my time in raising the draw weight. The older the dog the fewer tricks he can do and I only have so many tricks left.
Thanks for the reply.
Tom
05-03-2008 (9:04 am)
Anyone have any remedies for right draw/left eye dominant shooters like me?
I'm using a TRUGLO (extreme) sight. I cannot close my left eye, for whatever reason I've never been able to do that, even a patch over the eye doesn't seem to work . . . it lacks consistency. There has to be a remedy!
I've just purchased another bow as well for left draw but the poundage had to be lowered to just over 50#s and I'm use to shooting mid 60#s so I'm going to lose speed and I'm not sure there's enough energy there for shots at 35 - 45 yards for whitetail.
Any thoughts??
swobg.com
05-01-2008 (4:49 pm)
I have 4 articles to write on turkey - 2 bow - 2 gun -- using Feather Flex dekes - getting them to 45 yards but no closer - any tips?
You can visit my day-by-day turkey hunt at www.swobg.com in the turkey section. Have a look around the site and leave a note if you'd like in the forum or send me info through the contact page.
Good to be here!
Tom
SWOBG.com
Thanks for the reply solocam.
I think I have it worked out. I can close the left eye and as long as I put the string on the draw directly at the tip of my nose for the anchor point every time, my accuracy has improved to even 40 yards. It also helps to have a great sight provided by Cobra where increments are really adjustable and stable.
I'm ready to go.
Thanks again for the reply.
Tom
www.swobg.com
05-04-2008 (1:13 pm)
I'm hoping I can do as well.
Perhaps the left draw is best and I'll have to take my time in raising the draw weight. The older the dog the fewer tricks he can do and I only have so many tricks left.
Thanks for the reply.
Tom
05-03-2008 (9:04 am)
Anyone have any remedies for right draw/left eye dominant shooters like me?
I'm using a TRUGLO (extreme) sight. I cannot close my left eye, for whatever reason I've never been able to do that, even a patch over the eye doesn't seem to work . . . it lacks consistency. There has to be a remedy!
I've just purchased another bow as well for left draw but the poundage had to be lowered to just over 50#s and I'm use to shooting mid 60#s so I'm going to lose speed and I'm not sure there's enough energy there for shots at 35 - 45 yards for whitetail.
Any thoughts??
swobg.com
05-01-2008 (4:49 pm)
I have 4 articles to write on turkey - 2 bow - 2 gun -- using Feather Flex dekes - getting them to 45 yards but no closer - any tips?
You can visit my day-by-day turkey hunt at www.swobg.com in the turkey section. Have a look around the site and leave a note if you'd like in the forum or send me info through the contact page.
Good to be here!
Tom
SWOBG.com
