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Be plenty left for us...Comment
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I'm always prepared when I go hunt.Originally posted by Tracker0721 View Post
Anyways that was a 50 pounder that I shot across the PC at 7:25pm. There were three of them, this one was the smallest. They stopped at about 10 yards because they sense that someone was in the area. I could not tell the position of this hog because the brush are very thick. But I know she's behind those leaves, so I let the arrow fly and hit her on the rib cage and came out at left hind leg.
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Tracker is that a Howatt Hunter?
Carnage what bow is that?
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That it is Wudstix! My new lucky one, got me top 3 in 2 tournaments last week and a hog this week. 1975 with only 1 scratch in the clear coat, I'm the 2nd owner. Pretty sweet
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Tall Tines Archery, Custom Made 62" and 56# @28". I'm the third owner.Originally posted by Wudstix View PostTracker is that a Howatt Hunter?
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Tracker what poundage?
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55# at 28. For some reason that's my favorite draw weight.Comment
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Had an early '70's model Damon Howatt Hunter that was marked 65#@28", it pulled about 67#@27 1/2" some of the earlier ones where not scaled as well. Hunted it for about 20 years had it refinished by Martin Archery and then traded to a guy in Idaho, if I remember correctly. Great shooting bows, one of the fastest factory bows of the day.
There's a thread on Stickbow.com leatherwall with a tribute to Damon Howatt who passed in 1965. Good stuff.Last edited by Wudstix; 04-05-2015, 09:39 AM.Comment
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Yup I already posted mine up there! I'd give a kidney for that brazilian rosewood one with the white glass.Comment
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Mine had black glass. Were you at GRXH?Comment
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I was not. Think I was out doing some army training.Comment
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Keep an ear out for next year it is a hoot!Comment
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I'll be up in Washington. If the hogs get thicker out there I may fly down to chase em again.Comment
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Fort Lewis?Comment
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