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Anybody tried the FOB's from Starflight? If so, how did they perform? Sure looks like it would beat the hassles of fletching arrows.

Camoman, Get the side-mount STS. It mounts into the triangular hole in the lower portion of the riser. I put one on a few weeks ago, and it works/adjusts great. I had to wait forever to get it directly from Bucks-n-Ducks (the shop that owns/makes the STS) but it was worth the wait. I don't...

My old taxidermist in GA helped to design the bow bipod, actually called the vertical advantage. He has killed 44 turkeys with a bow, all without a blind! If you go to www.bowonlyoutdoors.com you can see 2 versions of the product, a cheaper one and a nicer one. It's a popular product with...

jdg83 Thanks for the info. I tried to send you a pm, but the site says "user not accepting private messages." Try to pm me your email address and we'll go from there. Thanks, Tim (Buzz)

Who has tried one of these? If so, what's your opinion? Specifically, how easy was it to shoot accurately out of? I'm considering adding one to my stand arsenal for some hard to get to spots. Thanks for any input.

No, I don't have any Montecs. But all you need is a solid board! I'm sure a Montec would hold up without any damage. My buddy shot a 125 grain Steelforce Sabertooth into the board I tested in, and the blades held together although it didn't completely pass through the board. He also shot a...

This is by no means a product endorsement or a lab-quality test, just a test done by a bowhunter with too many unused broadheads in his tackle box. I thought I would see what kind of durability a few heads had when shot into a board. The target: 3/4" solid wood board *not sure of the type of...

Thanks again Muddy!

Thanks Muddy. Did the pullover give you plenty of warmth when temps were around 20 degrees with proper layering, or would you recommend the jacket for those temps?

I'm looking at purchasing at least a jacket/parka. What would everybody recommend for bowhunting? I know their stuff is custom fitted, but what's your experience with being able to layer underneath? Do you buy a size up or is their stuff built with a little slack. Also, what materials for...

Question for those who use this target: How easy is it to remove a closed expandable, specifically a Wasp JackHammer? Is it as easy as a fixed blade, or does it "grab" it like a field point arrow? Buzz

I shot the Vectrix, Guardian, and 07 Tribute tonight side-by-side at Scheel's. Kind of cramped in their tiny shooting closet, but at least I got to shoot 5 arrows out of each. All were very sweet shooters, and to be honest, I did not notice a night & day difference between any of them. I...

Harmony Bible Church in Danville, IA (10 miles NW of Burlington) is having their annual Wild Game Dinner on Sat. Feb. 3rd at 5:30pm. I went last year and they had a very impressive display of local whitetails, tons of food, good speakers on several different outdoor topics, Gene Wensel had a...

Held the Guardian the other day and loved the feel, especially the grip. Did not shoot it though, but have heard great things. My only concern would be that it has 4 sets of pivot points. Although there isn't much movement in any of the spots, it's still a place that could get "gummed" up in...

I 2nd Muddy: Durk Sterner--Lone Tree He mounted one for me last year and did a great job.

Buddy of mine watched two 120 class bucks sparring/lightly fighting in a grassy patch just off the highway two evenings ago! He said they were 40 yds from the road and maybe 20 yds from the timber. He said a 3rd buck, smaller 6 or 8 pt. was standing at the edge of the timber watching the other...

60. Killed one yesterday evening after being in the tree 15 minutes. Ran only 30yds--out into the cut corn field--drove the truck to her. Had her qtrd. by dark.Gotta love it when it's that easy.

Unreal! Congratulations!

Congrats! Hope you made sure she had on her safety belt. I would have probably even had mine clipped on just in case!

Great buck! Congrats.