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A little odd. They could just as easily recovered the arrows you would think. Bedded down buck only 100 yards away. After you are done being a dumb ass go get your arrows, huh? dunno.
Quote from: dscubame on January 29, 2011, 06:46:02 PMA little odd. They could just as easily recovered the arrows you would think. Bedded down buck only 100 yards away. After you are done being a dumb ass go get your arrows, huh? dunno. There was most likely snow on the ground.
Quote from: Jerome on January 29, 2011, 06:56:49 PMQuote from: dscubame on January 29, 2011, 06:46:02 PMA little odd. They could just as easily recovered the arrows you would think. Bedded down buck only 100 yards away. After you are done being a dumb ass go get your arrows, huh? dunno. There was most likely snow on the ground.Ahhh yes. Great thought.
Quote from: dscubame on January 29, 2011, 07:02:05 PMQuote from: Jerome on January 29, 2011, 06:56:49 PMQuote from: dscubame on January 29, 2011, 06:46:02 PMA little odd. They could just as easily recovered the arrows you would think. Bedded down buck only 100 yards away. After you are done being a dumb ass go get your arrows, huh? dunno. There was most likely snow on the ground.Ahhh yes. Great thought.Or they went home to get more arrows. They could try that new Trijicon Accupin bowsight. Just adjust the sight for bow speed and yardage and supposedly dead on even beyond 80 yards.
I don't know about anybody ese but I don't care how much snow is on the ground, how dark it is, I am not leaving without my arrows! Heck, I even went to harbor freight to buy a cheap metal detector so I could find my lost arrows in the yard that I coudn't find. (that detecor paid for itself in the first night )