Benincanada
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It seems like every time this comes around, the weather is miserable here, hopefully the rest of the week is decent
I'm shooting my hunting setup but normally I shoot 4 fletch 2" vanes. I changed over to 3- 3 1/2" vanes for 3d stuff and seing if it makes a difference to me.
Bow: prime black 5 - 60lbs
Site: Hogg father single pin
Stabilizers: bee stinger 15" front- 10" back
Rest: hamskea trinity
Release: Trufire sear with no click
I hunted with this all fall and shot a muley and a whitetail doe, I liked it for the most part but am probably gonna switch to a hoggit this fall
My cold bow range is 70, nothing really challenging about the prairies aside from wind. I have a 3" orange dot stuck on it, I figure if I spread my hand over the center of the dot and part of my hand is touching the arrow, I would have a dead deer.
Day 1: 7:00pm
-2 degrees celcius
30km left to right winds
Day 2: 6:30pm
Its a way nicer day today, 10 deg c and only a slight breeze left to right 15km
Day 3: 6:00 pm
Very nice outside! 19 degrees in the sun! The downside was the wind.... 45km winds, if you're looking at the picture it would be right to left winds. I still think this would be a dead deer, but not ideal.
For reference, my palm is over the center of the dot
Day 4: 8:47pm (legal light here is a half hour after sunset which today was 5:18)
Got home from work after 17hrs... it was a long day, but got home in time to get my shot off!
Winds were left to right 47km (which was one of the sources of my long day..)
-5 degrees celcius outside
I would call this one a dead deer too, althougb i highly doubt i would ever take a shot in this situation
Day 5: 7:00 pm
Calm day, no winds, but cold as hell -10celcius, at least it wasn't as cold as when i went to work this morning, it was -18 then...
I was a little antsy today, I knew that once I took my cold shot I could fire off as many as I wanted, I still think o have a dead deer, but i think I rushed it.
I'm shooting my hunting setup but normally I shoot 4 fletch 2" vanes. I changed over to 3- 3 1/2" vanes for 3d stuff and seing if it makes a difference to me.
Bow: prime black 5 - 60lbs
Site: Hogg father single pin
Stabilizers: bee stinger 15" front- 10" back
Rest: hamskea trinity
Release: Trufire sear with no click
I hunted with this all fall and shot a muley and a whitetail doe, I liked it for the most part but am probably gonna switch to a hoggit this fall
My cold bow range is 70, nothing really challenging about the prairies aside from wind. I have a 3" orange dot stuck on it, I figure if I spread my hand over the center of the dot and part of my hand is touching the arrow, I would have a dead deer.
Day 1: 7:00pm
-2 degrees celcius
30km left to right winds


Day 2: 6:30pm
Its a way nicer day today, 10 deg c and only a slight breeze left to right 15km

Day 3: 6:00 pm
Very nice outside! 19 degrees in the sun! The downside was the wind.... 45km winds, if you're looking at the picture it would be right to left winds. I still think this would be a dead deer, but not ideal.
For reference, my palm is over the center of the dot


Day 4: 8:47pm (legal light here is a half hour after sunset which today was 5:18)
Got home from work after 17hrs... it was a long day, but got home in time to get my shot off!
Winds were left to right 47km (which was one of the sources of my long day..)
-5 degrees celcius outside
I would call this one a dead deer too, althougb i highly doubt i would ever take a shot in this situation


Day 5: 7:00 pm
Calm day, no winds, but cold as hell -10celcius, at least it wasn't as cold as when i went to work this morning, it was -18 then...
I was a little antsy today, I knew that once I took my cold shot I could fire off as many as I wanted, I still think o have a dead deer, but i think I rushed it.


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