Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Shooting and Hunting => Topic started by: huntertrapper on September 07, 2008, 01:35:03 pm
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im headed to alaska in november and my dads allowing me to take a Elm selfbow and hes taking his curve. were gonna be hunting Blacktail deer. My dads friend can call them into within 10 yards or closer. Im wondering on some tips as to try and keep my bow safer and drier. i plan to rub her down with some hog fat and maybe make a bow sock of blanket or something else. i might take fat with me to clean her up at night too. Anyway, some help from you fellas would be great. Thanks
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When I was in Colorado a few years ago, Kenneth and I had a 4" PVC tube that we kept our bows in. In the bottom of the tube we put an open package of rice to absorb and moisture in the tube. Silica gel is a desiccant you could use to do the same. A wipe down with paste wax will also help.
Good luck on your hunt. Pics will be expected! ;) Pat
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my dad thought about getting the pvc for hauling our bows on the plane....
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Good luck on your hunt brother, look forward to some hunting pics and an article when your return..... HAWK..A/ho
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oh...thanks hawk....an article is a good idea...
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Good luck on your hunt, Poly urethane is not primitive but works good for water prufing. Kenneth
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The PVC tube we used is the one I shipped my bows out to Colorado in. They make excellent shipping tubes and are relatively cheap. Pat
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Pat is right they make perfect shipping, storage, and weather prufing containers. Cheap also. The only thing that can happen is for the airline to lose it. Kenneth
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yes...that would suck to have them lose our bows, id rather them lose my luggage, then my hunting tool.. ;)