http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/-t1.htm Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:02:25 GMT 10 http://i64.servimg.com/u/f64/12/84/42/68/logo311.jpg http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/-t1.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/sights-and-rests-t247.htm Bone Collector I want to upgrade my bow with a new rest and sight. I am leaning towards a Spott Hogg or Copper John sight (5 pin) and some sort of drop-away rest. If anyone has any input I would appreciate your advice. General Discussion Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:02:25 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/sights-and-rests-t247.htm#565 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/sights-and-rests-t247.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-about-a-dumb-question-t225.htm Swampdog Just got back into bow hunting this year.Got injured at work several years ago, almost cut my right hand off.I shoot a bow lefty.My old bow is a bear Whitetail II ( that tells how long I've been out)This year I felt like I could reliably shoot again got enough strength back in my hand to have the confidence to shoot .So I bought a 2007 Bowtech Allegiance. Man I love that thing.My question dumb as it may sound is on the cable guide there ia a little square looking box that holds the cables where ... General Discussion Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:44:29 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-about-a-dumb-question-t225.htm#485 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-about-a-dumb-question-t225.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bow-rigs-what-are-you-shootin-t141.htm gplant PSE X-Force-6
Sword Micro Sight
Trophy Taker Rest
Doinker 11.5 Carbon
STS
Carbon Force Radail X-Weave Pro 300's
And the Talisman Mantis Crossbow of course this gun season!!!!!]]> General Discussion Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:24:36 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bow-rigs-what-are-you-shootin-t141.htm#242 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bow-rigs-what-are-you-shootin-t141.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/should-there-be-a-speed-limit-on-hunting-bows-t205.htm Boss Man All this talk about Speed! Spped this speed that. What are your thoughts on this? I know that Ed and I discussed the point behind the Mantis. How they are foucusing more on kinetic energy rather than speed. What are your alls thoughts on this? Let us know! General Discussion Thu, 23 Oct 2008 14:31:45 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/should-there-be-a-speed-limit-on-hunting-bows-t205.htm#407 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/should-there-be-a-speed-limit-on-hunting-bows-t205.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bows-does-start-your-virginia-season-right-t70.htm DeerStalker It's nice to take a big buck in the rut, but don't forget that Virginia's early bow season is a great time to target does. "Harvest of antlerless deer is necessary both to control deer populations and develop the balance in sex ratios most hunters desire," Lafon said. "Buck harvest has little or no impact on deer herd growth, and continued emphasis on bucks contributes to the kind of deer herds hunters often complain about -- lots of does and few bucks. Adding to the doe ... General Discussion Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:09:14 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bows-does-start-your-virginia-season-right-t70.htm#91 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/bows-does-start-your-virginia-season-right-t70.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/where-is-a-good-bow-shop-t12.htm DeerStalker Looking for a good Bow Shop in the Harrisonburg Area! General Discussion Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:18:33 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/where-is-a-good-bow-shop-t12.htm#12 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/where-is-a-good-bow-shop-t12.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/cross-bows-t116.htm Boss Man Looking at getting a CrossBow. What is a good one to get? Horton? Barnett, Parker? I want to get a good one. Dont want a cheap one. But i also dont want to spend and Arm and leg. But I wiill if i have too. Would like to hear others opinons. Thnakis. General Discussion Tue, 16 Sep 2008 13:13:21 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/cross-bows-t116.htm#169 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/cross-bows-t116.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-to-test-your-broadheads-t90.htm DeerStalker http://www.fieldandstream.com/article_gallery/How-To-Test-Your-Broadheads]]> General Discussion Tue, 02 Sep 2008 14:12:41 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-to-test-your-broadheads-t90.htm#130 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/how-to-test-your-broadheads-t90.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/six-tips-for-better-bowhunting-t69.htm DeerStalker Let's look at some ways to help make your hunt successful. Scouting : Bowhunting for deer requires quite a bit of preparation time. Few are lucky enough to step into the timber for the first time and stick a big buck. Pre-season scouting is essential, and I don't mean in September. Walks in the woods in September can cause more harm than good. You'll probably alert the buck to your presence and make him nervous even before the season starts. Scouting should begin during the previous ... General Discussion Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:54:02 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/six-tips-for-better-bowhunting-t69.htm#90 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/six-tips-for-better-bowhunting-t69.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/get-conditioned-for-bowhunting-t49.htm DeerStalker Getting primed and ready for bowhunting season is like gearing up any other physical activity. For starters, you can’t expect your muscles to pull the full poundage of a bow as soon as the season begins. To reach the maximum pulling power of you bow requires a combination of exercising the muscles used to pull the bow and simply avoiding overextending your current physical limitations. The experts suggest building up gradually, first using a lower poundage pull. For example, if you use a ... General Discussion Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:56:16 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/get-conditioned-for-bowhunting-t49.htm#55 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/get-conditioned-for-bowhunting-t49.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/comfortable-camping-for-the-bowhunter-on-a-budget-t36.htm Boss Man Are you planning to bow hunt out of state this year? Are you on a budget and do you plan to forgo the expense of a hotel? If so, then camping is the way to go. I’m not talking about pulling that old camper behind the truck either. I’m talking about sleeping under the stars and breathing that fresh mountain air. You get the picture. I’m talking about a sleeping bag and a tent. If you plan to go this route this season, then boy do I have a nifty product that is sure to make you sit up and take ... General Discussion Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:26:21 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/comfortable-camping-for-the-bowhunter-on-a-budget-t36.htm#40 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f2/comfortable-camping-for-the-bowhunter-on-a-budget-t36.htm