Traditional Archery Discussions on the Leatherwall


Another day. Another Robin Hood.

Messages posted to thread:
Frisky 14-Jun-18
Buzz 14-Jun-18
Lost arrow 14-Jun-18
felipe 14-Jun-18
Brian waters 14-Jun-18
Frisky 14-Jun-18
Skeets 14-Jun-18
Mpdh 14-Jun-18
Brian waters 14-Jun-18
Barber 14-Jun-18
RonG 14-Jun-18
Frisky 14-Jun-18
PECO 14-Jun-18
PECO 14-Jun-18
2 bears 14-Jun-18
Frisky 14-Jun-18
nybubba 14-Jun-18
Frisky 14-Jun-18
nybubba 14-Jun-18
Frisky 14-Jun-18
Woods Walker 14-Jun-18
Sawtooth (Original) 15-Jun-18
Frisky 15-Jun-18
South Farm 15-Jun-18
crookedstix 15-Jun-18
Frisky 15-Jun-18
grizzly 15-Jun-18
Mpdh 15-Jun-18
BATMAN 15-Jun-18
RonG 16-Jun-18
PECO 16-Jun-18
Frisky 16-Jun-18
RonG 16-Jun-18
Frisky 16-Jun-18
George D. Stout 16-Jun-18
Pdiddly 16-Jun-18
crookedstix 16-Jun-18
Lowcountry 16-Jun-18
Pdiddly 16-Jun-18
bldtrailer 17-Jun-18
bldtrailer 17-Jun-18
bldtrailer 17-Jun-18
bldtrailer 17-Jun-18
ahunter55 17-Jun-18
BATMAN 17-Jun-18
RonG 17-Jun-18
Mountain Man 17-Jun-18
From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18

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Well folks, it happened again. Now I have only 4 of my .700 spine arrows left. I took the Pro Medalist out tonight and began working on form at 10 yards. My arrows were landing within an inch of each other, so I had to stop and move back to 14 yards. I figured my groups would open a little and I'd be fine. I put three arrows on top of each other and the 4th Robin Hooded another arrow! Robin Hoods are nothing to brag about. They may show your form is consistent, but they also show you were shooting too close. It's only my second or third time out, and now I'm stuck with only 4 arrows, and they are the most expensive arrows I've purchased. On the plus side, 4 arrows is just about perfect. I tend to get a little sloppy when I'm shooting 5 or 6 arrows. Anyway, I'm just tired of people bragging up their Robin Hoods, when they aren't desirable. I'd rather shoot poorly and not break my arrows than shoot great and break one.

Joe

From: Buzz
Date: 14-Jun-18




4 left eh.

Oops.

From: Lost arrow
Date: 14-Jun-18




Enjoy the moment. You’ll never shoot that good with the Bear TD.

From: felipe
Date: 14-Jun-18




When you get down to one arrow left you won't have to worry about that Robin Hood problem...

From: Brian waters
Date: 14-Jun-18




Whats the i.d. of your arrows? Pin nocks sure would be nice.......

From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18




I agree with felipe on this one.

I.D.? I'm not sure. They sure are skinny arrows though.

Joe

From: Skeets
Date: 14-Jun-18




Sounds like you're ready to shoot with a friend and shoot THEIR nocks off!

From: Mpdh
Date: 14-Jun-18




Aim for different spots.

MP

From: Brian waters
Date: 14-Jun-18




If you have drill bits laying around see what size shank fits the shaft. Depending the i.d.- internal diamater i may have some bushings laying around. If theyre that expensive youll appreciate pin nocks.

From: Barber
Date: 14-Jun-18




I told you your Hoyt was the best bow you had . LOL

From: RonG
Date: 14-Jun-18




Joe just back up to 20 yards and you won't hit anything.

From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18




I wish I could shoot at 20 yards, but the cops might see me. I can go back to 17 yards and be hidden well. I decided to just keep shooting and go berserk if I break another arrow. Pin nocks won't help with this matter. I also don't believe in shooting at spot targets. You know, one arrow per spot. That's compound bow garbage!

Joe

From: PECO
Date: 14-Jun-18




"Aim for different spots."

If you send a dozen arrows to the same point on the target, you are bound to get a Robin Hood.

From: PECO
Date: 14-Jun-18




"Aim for different spots."

If you send a dozen arrows to the same point on the target, you are bound to get a Robin Hood.

From: 2 bears
Date: 14-Jun-18




And which bow was that,that is so accurate to stack arrows? :^) Lets see you do it with the other 2. >>>----> Ken

From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18




The Bear and Drake can both stack arrows better than the Hoyt or at least equal to it.

Joe

From: nybubba
Date: 14-Jun-18




Hey Joe, have you ever "robin hooded" the car in front of you at a stop light with your vehicular deer killer? nybubba

From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18




LOL! That rumor of me running over deer is fake news. I dispatched a deer wounded by a farm combine and used my deer tag as an act of mercy for the poor buck. My enemies, out of their jealousy over not having great bows like mine, started the roadkill rumor.

Joe

From: nybubba
Date: 14-Jun-18




Ok, so......"nothing runs like a Deere" except another dear.

From: Frisky
Date: 14-Jun-18




LOL! The guy on the combine was going way too fast, and I worried about any deer out in the corn. The next day, we found the injured deer.

Joe

From: Woods Walker
Date: 14-Jun-18




I've had 3 Robin Hood's.

The first one was like.....WOW! That's awesome!

The second time it was like.....Hey! I did it again.

Third time was more like.... ****! I just bought those arrows!!!

And that's when I started shooting at a 5 spot target.

From: Sawtooth (Original) Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 15-Jun-18




Why are the police gonna get you for shooting??

From: Frisky
Date: 15-Jun-18




It's illegal to shoot in town here.

Joe

From: South Farm
Date: 15-Jun-18




"Aim for different spots."

Maybe he was!

From: crookedstix
Date: 15-Jun-18




So you knowingly encouraged Pdiddly and I to break the laws of your fair town when we stopped there last fall? And you let me shoot from 25 yards, standing right next to the street! It's lucky I didn't get pinched--especially since I'm not sure that either of you would have bailed me out.

From: Frisky
Date: 15-Jun-18




I should never has allowed you to shoot from the street, but I thought the cops would bust you. That's how I ended up with the hole in the garage window.

Joe

From: grizzly
Date: 15-Jun-18




Killer, when I get a Robin Hood, I usually get a lot more penetration than those girly bows you are shooting. Try from a little farther away.

From: Mpdh
Date: 15-Jun-18




The minute somebody tells me I can’t shoot in my yard, The for sale sign is going up!

MP

From: BATMAN Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 15-Jun-18




OK FOLKS? The site should have the ability to post PHOTOS AGAIN!

From: RonG
Date: 16-Jun-18

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Frisky, I strung up my Yew self bow after I read your comment on how great your bow was and I shot this real robin hood, I called it a real robin hood because the first arrow was in the bullseye and the second arrow split the first wood arrow. This was done at 14 yards.

Now so much for the bow being the reason for robin hood, it's not the equipment.

From: PECO
Date: 16-Jun-18




South Farm, LOL that explains it!

From: Frisky
Date: 16-Jun-18




I see RonG has entered the parade of bogosity around here.

Joe

From: RonG
Date: 16-Jun-18




Frisky, What you see is what you see, nothing more. I am and have always been pretty accurate at 12 to 15 yards, past that not so much, is there a problem. Killing a deer with a buick is an art and following up with the arrow, now that is a real trick.

From: Frisky
Date: 16-Jun-18




The way I look at it, a Robin Hood shows the shooter to be inept. You must work harder to overcome this or forever live in the land of the bogus.

Joe

From: George D. Stout Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 16-Jun-18




Guys could all but eliminate them with pin nocks, or nock inserts with glue on nocks. That said, few folks could get a real robin hood that is called before the shot is made.

From: Pdiddly
Date: 16-Jun-18




Yeah...crookedstix and I were the only ones shooting a bow that night...Frisky was shooting the bull!!

I think Joe made three shots...I wonder if he's figured out where the arrows landed??

And that hole was in your garage window long before we got there...geez!

I would have bailed you out Kerry...only way I would have had gas money to get home! Mind you, I would have had to swipe the Deathmaster and pawn it to get the cash together.

From: crookedstix
Date: 16-Jun-18




It's just lucky his cats made it out through that window before the arrow did, LOL.

From: Lowcountry
Date: 16-Jun-18




As I heard Byron Fergason say one time, (paraphrasing) "A Robin Hood only occurs when one intentionally puts an arrow in the the center of the bullseye, and then follows that up by intentionally put a second arrow in the center of the first arrow. Anything else is just luck"

I stuck a broken arrow in my target and shot at it off and on (15 - 25 yards) for a year or so with no Robin Hoods. The only "true" Robin Hood I have to date was shooting Rick Barbee's challenge shot a year or so ago, and that was at 10 yards.

But of course, I'm no Frisky... lol

From: Pdiddly
Date: 16-Jun-18




I just spit a beer all over my coffee table Kerry!! HAHA!!

Yeah...trying to get all the cats off of the car when we left that night was quite the task!

From: bldtrailer
Date: 17-Jun-18

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That's why I foot both ends

From: bldtrailer
Date: 17-Jun-18

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From: bldtrailer
Date: 17-Jun-18

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From: bldtrailer
Date: 17-Jun-18




at 25yrds

From: ahunter55
Date: 17-Jun-18




I am starting my 62nd year in Archery. I have been fortunate to have had an awesome competition run back in my early years (30+ years). I've managed a few big wins, even a good number of indoor perfect scores (B/4 5 spot)with fingers & recurve too. Destroyed a ton of arrows. Robin Hoods in all those years, ONE. A xx75 Orange 1716 in a tournament. I think this is due to the fact I still shoot Aluminums & carbons of today are hollow. I had a shop/lanes back then & saw several archers robin hood fiberglass arrows (hollow like carbons). Not complaining at all. That single Robin Hood hangs over my Desk.

From: BATMAN Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 17-Jun-18




To be perfectly honest???? Ruining arrows is NOT my cup of tea! Maybe Arrows have soul too? After all...the builder puts effort into making GOOD ARROWS. Jut my opinion

From: RonG
Date: 17-Jun-18




Now Frisky probably richocheted that arrow off the hood ornament, hit the cat, he directed it to the one he had stuck in his target and the cat got the Robin Hood.

From: Mountain Man
Date: 17-Jun-18




Ill agree with Bryon's qoute

I bust 3-4 nocks a week,,,and shafts cost money i dont do it intentionally I just shoot alot





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