Shooting 2 arrows...

[stonewall]

saw this on a friend's facebook, thought you guys might get a kick out of it:

 

[mrgreen]

Is it me? It kind of looks like a mousetrap.

Reminding me of the phrase "Most fishing lures are meant to catch fishermen."

 

[87TT]

I guess if you catch a buck mounting a doe and have both tags?

 

[5MilesBack]

"Greater knockdown power"?????? Are you supposed to use blunts with both arrows?

 

[stonewall]

So i did some "googling" on who Art Laha is/was (I hadn't heard of him previously). It sounds like was instrumental in getting a bow-season started in Wisconsin (though I doubt he used two arrows):
http://www.bowhuntershalloffame.com/members/lahaart/index.html

and in my search, I found more gadgets:
https://adventurousbowhunter.wordpress.com/2012/03/01/traditional-gadgetry/
*those broadheads kind of remind me of the "toxic" broadheads out now

 

[Beendare]

Heck why not 4 arrows?

 

[mrgreen]

F*** It, Five Blades!

Heck why not 4 arrows?

But, seriously I agree with stonewall. I looked up Art LaHa ( because I thought it sounded like Art LaHaHaHa....). It seems he was kind of a badass, he's in the Bowhunting Hall of Fame with Fred Bear. And he hunted Grizzlies and Polar Bear with Trad gear. I guess the two-at-a-time idea was like the OverDraw arrow/rest idea. Popular in some circles, then died out.

 

[WELLSTON_HUNTER]