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Offline jonathan creason

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Re: Came home to a box on my porch
« Reply #15 on: June 08, 2011, 11:17:26 am »
Oh yeah, loving the takedown more and more every time I shoot it.  I really apprecite you wanting to send another bow, too.  Don't feel like you have to, though, I'm more than happy with what I've got.  Defiinitely not going to turn down another bow, though.   ;D
Cleveland, NC

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Offline bigcountry

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Re: Came home to a box on my porch
« Reply #16 on: June 08, 2011, 12:07:48 pm »
Thats ashame on the paddlebow. 

You know I started being real careful with a bow I just strung.  I was talking to Stim Wilcox at the Balt. Trad Classic, and he recommended I keep it strung for 5 min before cranking it back,  then do a series of short pulls.  I used to string a bow and go to full draw and fire. 
Westminster, MD

Offline johnston

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Re: Came home to a box on my porch
« Reply #17 on: June 08, 2011, 04:42:27 pm »
The take-down is special, Hammer you done good. jonathan I really thought in the first pic that the dog was showing a special interest in your bow :o.

Never thought about "warming up " a bow but it makes sense.

hammertime iffen you just gotta send somebody a paddle bow let me know.

This is what the bow trade deal is all about. See the smiles all around ;D.

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