Drizzley day with fog , temps a little warmer than seasonal

Decided to get out anyway- glad we did

cutover full of briars, but holds a bunch of deer

Great shot from 30 yards (about) right in the hole

wowee! computer slow tonight - like creeping slow??

could'nt stand the cut over, briars were tearing me up and the weeds were getting me doubble soaked

had to get in to the woods

two of my stump shooting buddies (one just got a home made hair cut

Her little buddy finding the arrow (thinks that is his job)

Left my Wallace Mountain longbow home, and took my Fox Breed recurve- one flat shooter

Stump shooter- braving the rain/mist/fog

Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.

Don't know where that stump shooting ammo came from, not mine

but would work good

Stump shooter- braving the rain/mist/fog

our bows in a hollow tree blind

Some body hass got their eye on my form

again some body had to check the field out in the fog

Nice pictures.

Partner making it out of the woods

pond showed up in the Fog after crossing the back field

forgot the pond Ha Ha

there it is

as usual, Belle had to get in the pond (guess to cool off the new hair cut) (this is a back pond in the woods where we left the truck)

Both arrow finders cooling off

Back to the truck cafe and a Redneck lunch

Yes, Lemonaid was made

Had to open 2 more cans- tthe arrow finders decidd thay needed lunch also

We quit after that hope you enjoyed

Those golden retrievers can find a molecule of scent in a haystack! Looks like a great morning.

That was cool, Andy. Ron and I were going out to deal death to stumps but it stormed here this morning.

That ol hollow beach tree is big

back side of it

I would say your a blessed man. Now I want an arrow finder.

Nice Trip, Andy, thanks for taking us along! TLM

Those Fox breeds are a great little hunting bow

really grat for ladys (light weight and really flat shooting even at a low draw weight

) hers is 33#@23" and seems just as fast as mine

Andy man, Thanks for the walk in the woods. I've gotta do that soon. I liked the stumping arrows that weren't yours too! Lance.

One of us is ugly

Arrow finders they also find a lot of other stuff, sometimes stuff you don't want them finding

Such BEAUTIFUL PUPPY DAWGS! Many thanks for taking US along!

Very nice!

Nice, thanks for the pics.

I love your dogs. Great pictures. I mis my goldens. Could never keep them out of water or rolling in stuff either.

Thanks for take along rove, nice pics.

Nice.

Thanks for sharing :) JF

Great rove and photos. Thanks. Jawge

Thanks. I really enjoyed that.

Always look forward to your roving photos. Thanks!

Great pictures andyman!

A great day!

Thanks for sharing your outing! I always enjoy your roves with your dogs. We have a couple of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and you really get attached to those little nuggets!

Bernie

That should have said "you really get attached to those little buggers, dang smart phone!"

Bernie

Bernie Bjorklund; brother had a little long haired spaniel

was quite a little fella- really liked sniffing out sent trails

only problem he would ger a thousand monkeyballs in his fur and killed the afternoon getting them out

he would grow to twice his size with stuff attached to him

and would get ung up in greenbriars and would go to hollaring and you would have to cut him out

WOW! That was a great thread! Thanks for all the nice pics, I kinda felt like I was there!

Andy Man, nice trip thanks for taking us along.

I'm a fan of the Fox Breed too. Mine's a sleeved takedown 58" 52lbs. Bamboo I love it.

Thanks for the rove, we are still buried in snow up here;wishing I could walk the wet woods. Owned a Fox Breed once, it was an excellent little shooter, 54", 55@28" killed a bunch of critters with it. Might have to order another.

Thanks all,

Yea I think the Fox Breed is the best of the 50's styles out there a very nicely made and preforming little bow

Fox does make a excellent bow

awesome day. Thank you!

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