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Bear Bows

Persist shooter here. It’s a little heavier than some of the higher end flagships but after a few months I don’t notice it anymore. I’ve been happy and am itching to take my first whitetail with it in the next few weeks.
- Average-joe
- Post #6
- Oct 16, 2024
- Forum: Archery
Iron Will August Giveaway!

SB 100 Michigan Whitetail
- Average-joe
- Post #353
- Aug 10, 2024
- Forum: Archery
Iron Will June Giveaway!

SB 100 - Michigan Whitetail!
- Average-joe
- Post #713
- Jun 19, 2024
- Forum: Archery
Iron Will June Giveaway!

SB 100 for Michigan Whitetail!
- Average-joe
- Post #503
- Jun 12, 2024
- Forum: Archery
Water Filters

Another Katadyn gravity system fan here. Specifically the BeFree 6L Microfilter. Bigger than I need? Probably, but the larger size seemed to be made from a more durable material and more volume equals fewer trips to water sources (i.e. more time hunting and/or resting, less chance of needing to...
- Average-joe
- Post #12
- May 8, 2024
- Forum: Gear
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Good tip on the 2x4. I hammered a spare piece of rebar into a make shift gambrel in a pinch last year but I’d like to refine my DIY design this off season. I’ll have to search old threads for inspiration on that.
- Average-joe
- Post #26
- May 7, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Never thought to look for bulk saran wrap and butcher paper. That’s a no brainer!
- Average-joe
- Post #21
- May 1, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
How long do strings last

How often are you shooting? What bow? Stock or custom strings?
- Average-joe
- Post #4
- Apr 29, 2024
- Forum: Archery
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Great point on the sharpener. That has been one of the biggest keys to success for me this far. Starting with and maintaining an edge, no matter the knife, is so helpful.
- Average-joe
- Post #14
- Apr 26, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Great question. I’m interested in hearing each person’s individual approach and the “why” behind it for their specific needs and preferences. I figure it’s more interesting and helpful for a larger number of people to hear multiple approaches vs. arguing about the right formula for a single...
- Average-joe
- Post #13
- Apr 26, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Kitchen-Aid grinder team for the win! Very practical advice. Thanks for the tips!
- Average-joe
- Post #6
- Apr 25, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

Great points. A few meat tubs are definitely in my future and I like the butcher paper holder idea. I appreciate the no nonsense/non consumerist approach and recommendation to buy well when you do make a purchase. I’ve ground 3 deer with a hand-me-down Kitchen-Aid grinder attachment and can get...
- Average-joe
- Post #5
- Apr 25, 2024
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
Meat Care Equipment Priorities

FNG and newer hunter here. Slowly collecting gear to improve my meat prep, processing, and preservation abilities. Let’s play a game: Rank this list in the order of importance if you were just getting started: - Grinder - Stuffer - Dehydrator - Vac Sealer/Chamber Vac - Bigger/Better Cooler -...
- Average-joe
- Thread
- Apr 25, 2024
- Replies: 29
- Forum: Meat & Trophy Care
FNG from West MI

First time poster from West MI. I found the forum a few months back and have really appreciated the wealth of knowledge, perspectives, and supportiveness I’ve seen here. Lifelong angler. I caught the archery bug a few years back and am coming up on my 4th year of chasing deer and turkey...
- Average-joe
- Thread
- Apr 25, 2024
- Replies: 4
- Forum: Rokslide FNG's