| From: CD
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Today's shot will be at a quartering away target from 21 yards.
God Bless,
CD
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| From: Nemophilist
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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21 yards, Quartering away.
1972 Bear Super Kodiak, 55#@28", Cedar arrow.
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| From: Kwikdraw
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Thanks Chad, shot as called, a little west today, windy, cloudy and warm today. Y'all have a safe and productive week and take care!
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| From: stikbow208
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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As called but not so good today. Dream Catcher, FMJ. Thanks for the call and have a good day.
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| From: Mountain Man
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Shot as called,,,,little off today made some new arrows and im doing some testing for a request i got from an Icon in our sport,,,so youll have to forgive my shooting im doing some R/D work,,like i said before im learning this cresting thing to soooo Well that and my skills,,,,low and right Jet Lepard 68" 56#/28",,Moontain Man ceders,,,and thats a dozen arrows in the target
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| From: grizz
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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An inch right and 2 1/2 high. Bodnik and 2213. Thanks CD and y'all have a great day.
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| From: Jim Keller
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Thanks for the call CD. My first FS shooting aluminum. 2016's out of my Satori. Jim
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| From: servingOne
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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21 yards quartering away shot as called. Black Canyon 62”-49# LB.
Thanks for the call CD!
I watched part of an episode of Seamp People last night with Troy Landry teamed up with a snake specialist in the Florida Everglades. They were catching pythons bare handed. The snake person had collected 900 in a relatively short time. No way for this Yankee! You Floridians (and Louisianians) are tough Hombres!
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| From: RonG
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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21 yards quartering as called, thanks CD.
I hit pretty close,
Bow Yew 45lbs. @27.5
Arrow Douglas Fir I made.
I shot this morning, but we unable to post until now.
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| From: Mountain Man
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Matt ya know pythons are constrictors right?
There not Poisiones,,,,target rich environment! Id have ceder scattered all over the glads,,,python quivers,python belts,python gun strapes,python bow grips,python bracers,python finger stalls,,,well ya get my point ; )
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| From: Mountain Man
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Matt ya know pythons are constrictors right?
There not Poisiones,,,,target rich environment! Id have ceder scattered all over the glads,,,python quivers,python belts,python gun strapes,python bow grips,python bracers,python finger stalls,,,well ya get my point ; )
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| From: Bushytail
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Shot as called. About 6" low today. :^( 51# Yellowstone Hunter with Herritage 150s with 175gr points.
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| From: RonG
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Scott they bite you first with those teeth that are angled back into their mouths, you can't get loose once they strike, then they coil around you, ya we don't hunt them alone, at least three people armed with large knives, but I like to arrow them, they don't belong here and are destroying everything. Of course I know you know this, just posting for the others that aren't familiar.
The ones they were catching were ten feet and under I believe, but in that tall saw grass you never know how big they are.
We have them as far north as central Fl. the authorities catch them and give them to zoo's I shoot them and bury them, my back hoe has been busy this past year.
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| From: RonG
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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I did shoot a yellow python in my neighbors yard, but it was a little one.
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| From: Oly
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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First shot from 21yds is middle arrow, with two follow up shots from a slightly different angle at 17 yds; shooting my original Schafer 1pc 69@30 1/4 tonight. Nice shooting everyone!
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| From: Mountain Man
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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Hell Ronny i been bit before,,,,i had a friend that had those things,,he raised them,,weirdo ; ) As long as i can bite back! Thats why its called hunting right,,,bears and bobcats and coyotes bite,,i hunt them ; ) Id be more affraid of water snakes down there,,,,get some of them red neck waiters and head on out
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| From: servingOne
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| Date: 12-Jun-18 |
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I realize the pythons are constrictors but also aware that they bite like Ron described and then the 17’ muscle wraps around your neck and squeezes until your eyes pop out and then they swallow you whole. No thanks! I might ride the bridge on the truck as a spotter but don’t ask me to wade through sawgrass looking for them.
Glad to hear you are doing your part to eradicate them Ron! Now I realize why you are so good shooting after dark with a headlamp!
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| From: Nemophilist
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| Date: 13-Jun-18 |
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Pennsylvania only has three venomous snakes. The Timber Rattlesnake, Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake, Northern Copperhead. All three are easily identified. Our biggest snake is the Eastern Rat snake which gets to be 40" to 100" in length. Like Mountain Man we have Bobcats, Coyotes, and Black Bears. Here is a picture of a black Bear from three years ago that was raiding my buddies bird feeders at night.
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