Today's shot will be the precision shot. Place a small object (like a golf tee or Q- tip) in your target or backstop, place off 12 yards and let her fly. Aim small, to miss small. Hope everyone has a blessed day.

Big John

Morning. 12 yards. I tried to hit the yellow arrow nock.

1997 Bear Kodiak Takedown

60#@28"

Cedar arrows

using new resurrected target and wright stalker/wood arrow.

not precise, but good enough for my FS.

Thank you Big John for making the call, hope everyone have a good day today! -ted

My good old Lab Kayak was born 38 years ago today. I had him until Sept of '96, and I still miss him a lot. This is my first shot for him, took it as I first went outside this morning to go to work. He was up there reminding me. Happy Birthday Kayak! I love you!

What are they running maneuvers in the ADK's?

That one trail aint no passenger jet,,,that was a hard turn in

It is pretty close to Griffiss, almost right over it actually, so maybe they were doing training runs. They usually do those on Thursdays though, especially touch and go's....

Figured you were that far north ; )

Maybe some kid Lieutenant showing off

It looks like a arrow shooting out of a bow!!!!!Any one else see that?Or have I finally lost my marbles!!!! LOL

rough shooting morning...had to take a bunch of warm ups and still couldnt the water bottle cap.... THanks for the call. Originaly browning cobra, 50#. Vintage bear cedars. Bet hey, snows almost gone

I still got drifts in the driveway on the mountain Brian Should be gone by this weekend though

Figured id better take athe shot since i been taken up space on this thread

Shot as called,,Jet Warthog 50#/28" breasted ceder(Jim Curlee shafts) The bulls eye is a tarp tack they use to hold down tarps on lumber There the same size as a dime

Aiming for the bar code. Shot as called thanks for the call.

Thanks NLB, shot as called, a little right. Y'all have a great day and GOD bless America!

Thor, you hit the hammer on the head!

Chem trails in sky there Trap.

Calvin, thanks for the pic and sharing Kayaks memory. I can relate.

Good shooting everyone. I'm going to try to get out before the rains come.

Jeff, you bet. That dog probably is responsible for me being alive. He was always there for me no matter what. I'm probably not supposed to shoot, but I'm gonna do first shot later with my Dad's 45#er Tigercat in both of theirs' honor (because my Dad is definitely responsible for me being alive). :^) Here is Kayak in his element so you can put a face to a name. Will post a pic of my 1st shot later. TK Haha, contrails, government conspiracy huh Cat? :^)

Cool picture Trapper! Thanks for sharing it and your story with us. I shot the Kodiak again today with the stabilizer on it and a 2014. First arrow was the lower of the two. Thanks for the call Big John and I hope that you all have a nice day. Lance

I went back out after posting my above and did this with shot #3. I hope the rest of my day goes this well! Ha! Lance

Dang, nice shooting Lance!

Right on Lance,nice shot!

Calvin, they stay with us. Lost my beloved Lab (Lady) in '97, still think of her.

Shot one for both of them. Thanks Big John and a great day to all.

Now your shoot'n urinal cakes to Lance? : o

Nice shot, grizz!

I can’t post a photo today. Getting a server error. My shot was 3” directly above the Q-tip I shot at. Thanks NLB.

Labs are the best. We are on our third and he's 12 1/2 :(

Shot as called; aiming for the center of that circle. 55# Hoyt Buffalo.

Shot as called at a golf tee from 12 yards.

Thanks for the call Big John!

Two targets so two shots. Thanks for the call.

50#Black hunter. Shot at a broken arrow nock.

Shot as called with my 51# Yellowstone Hunter with Herritage 150s. And 200gr.points. Today was bad and good. I was going for the eye of the turkey. Bad was shooting low. :^( Good was a dead turkey! :^) Thanks for the call.

I was unable to post picture for first shot but I was close. I have been shooting my new Pike, LOL a joke from an earlier post. I have been shooting my new PIKA, 50@28 and I am loving it. TrapperKayak I know how you feel. l lost my K-9 partner some years back and often think and dream of him. I have an aging beagle now the the family and I love and dread the day when she will pass. If only they had a longer life span.

Well, yesterday I shot at the bamboo stake without a vertical reference, so today I put the green Velcro tape on there to see if I could get the elevation right. I do love these shots that I can take “as called“ given the small amount of yard that I have to work with...

Damn ronnie, every time I see pics of that bow I drool....nice shooting too!

Finally got to do the shot, after yard work. After dark. Actually two. First one, gift from tundrajumper, went into the dark unseen. I tried to shine my headlamp on the bull, with my bifocals on. Just didn't line up and the arrow hit the skid and skipped off oingo-boingo into the trees. Trapper here with it before shot. He couldn't even find it. So I went back to the arrow box and found one of Boxcall's black ones with a target head. Went back out to the 12 yard point, ignored the headlight and just pulled up and shot naturally at the dull pinpoint of light coming from the bottle cap in the last bit of ambient light (I have always had good night vision). Viola, nearly plugged the cap. Thanks Dad for the guiding hand on your Tigercat. Happy birthday Kayak! TK

Pics won't post. :>/ Grrr.

Gonna try to post these pictures again. Here's Trapper with the first arrow ready to shoot (the one that disappeared) in the dark.

Here's the second shot getting ready, from the 12 yd distance.

Here's the shot placement, not bad for nearly in the dark. Instinct took over. Kayak and Dad guided it. ;^) I think I have a guardian angel, or maybe a few. Not gonna worry, life is good. :^)

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