Canadian Bacon

You can tell when someone isn't familiar with critters for its a full grown doe!

Ok trad guys found this one and couldn't pass it up. It still has its original string, original wing rest & box! Since I'm not originally from here some of you may recognize the label on the box.

You do realize that it was all down hill after the "back waxing " incident!

I was referring to the WMA's I know that NJ would never put habitat before tax dollars , someone has to pay for illegals, pensions and the rest of the bullshit that goes along with this state. It's only ever going to be about revenue in this state, quality of life doesn't apply when everything is for sale or barter if it's beneficial to tax revenue in the short run.

It's funny how the birds have adapted to a city that once was a thriving metropolis and now is a destroyed shell of a city. They bulldozed hundreds of city blocks to keep out the crack heads & squatters and wildlife came pouring back in. They have deer, fox, songbirds in abundance now living there. New Jersey doesn't put the effort into closing certain areas to let the birds establish, here it's about dollars not restoration. In Detroit the only Urban hunting that goes on is human. If they didn't slash & burn all the fields every year it would give them cover to nest and raise the chicks , those birds need cover but thick cover doesn't convert to dollars for guys complaining that it's too thick to hunt! I grew up in Southern Ontario 40 minutes from Detroit, it use to be the Pheasant capital of Canada, just like South Dakota but as the cover was destroyed fence lines went from being 20-25' wide to 3' due to farming practices and high cost of production. The birds literally disappeared in 3-5 years down to nothing. We use to see 40-60 wild birds in a 2 hour hunt down to 1-2 in a week. It doesn't take alot of effort it takes commitment the birds just like the deer will thrive but the human mindset needs to change.

Here is a southern Ontario buck sho 2 yrs ago . The similarities are there so why wouldn't his buck be real.

Too many have forgotten what was sacrificed for the freedom that was fought for, sad but true!

I have a #40 Tioga that I plan on using for hunting, picked this up because for $40.00 couldn't go wrong! This bow will be primarily used for 3D possibly for a hunt just not sure yet.

I'll post more pics soon it's #35 , 66" from what I read these bows are supposed to be great shooters.

Ok trad guys bought this white wing recurve, plan on bringing her back to her glory. The thing that I can't seem to find on another recurve is that the riser has a cutout. Anyone ever see this before?

They're tougher than you think, we use to shoot couple hundred a day during the winter weeks when they've flocked up and roost by the thousands. Of course this was in Southern Ontario Essex county know for the great numbers of roosting crows in the winter. #5 lead would usually stone them out to about 55yrds, but plenty of time you'd think they were dead and they'd be walking around.

I'd check with Canadian Customs they're super tough on those crossing with handguns, long guns you need to have all the proper paperwork with you or they'll either confiscate them or turn you around and deny access.

They look great, how does it hold up when it's time to clean & re-fletch?

Thanks for whoever rotated my pic.