Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Shooting and Hunting => Topic started by: RabidApache on February 07, 2011, 07:49:08 pm
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Took two shots. First at 27yds....a clean miss. Second shot I took my time, picked a spot and nailed her at 20yds. Together with friends and self-made equipment it doesn't get any better. Its a Hick Stick shooting cane arrows tipped with a Zwickey.
(http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l102/desertHARE/Dewjav2011.jpg)
(http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l102/desertHARE/Dwesarrows.jpg)
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Really like that arrow combination....a very fine lookin Javelina as well. Never seen a live one but that looks fairly big to the old man. Nice shooting, and good eatin.
rich
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Thats one hunt you won't soon forget. Would like to be there to help you eat that rascal! Hunting the old way has great rewards! I hope you blessed him before you put him on the spit! Indian Joe
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Very nice...congrats!!!!...always thought they would be fun to hunt but I'm a long ways from where they are!! :(
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congratulations!
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Nice job Brother!
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Good shooting!!! That's the ultimate test of ones equipment and skills!!!!
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Nice. I've only hunted them once and they got the better of me. Lowell, I'm in Dallas and still a long way from where they are. ???
George
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woot!
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Congratulations A wonderful achievement. Really nice picture too ' Frank
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Beautifull Javelina, great equipment, and it's always fun with your buddies. I've been trying to get a hunt together for a Jav', but it hasn't worked out, yet. Congratulations.
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Congrats on the Primitive Kill....can't get any better than that.....I have never eaten Javelina or Peccary....not much into Rodents....but I bet they are a treat to stalk....
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Very cool! 8) ...and with your own equipment and friends, very, very cool! 8) 8) 8)
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Congrats,good job. Great set up also. :)
Pappy
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What a great picture. Congratulations and I hope to see more of the stuff you are up to.
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Thank you friends of the "wooden bow" clan ;). I had a blast from start to finish. From gathering cane, to blown-up bows (cedar) and the religious sharpening of the steel. It was wonderful and very fulfilling experience. I've taken other critters with my "wheel bow" ::) but harvesting from materials I gathered and put my heart and soul into it is an award in itself.
This is an excellent site, Thanks fellas.
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You did yourself proud.
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Hey Rabid Apache....how cool! Reading your account of the hunt and hearing the pride in your craftsmanship is pretty great. I don't have any of the "furry pigs" up here in Michigan but I do hope to complete my 1st selfbow this year and hopefully be as successful as you were...
Thanks for sharing...
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Damn....another TROLL found the Board....Look Out P.A.......... ;D
All joking aside Lee....Welcome Aboard...and anything you have a Question on...Ask...You will get all the free information you can use...good luck with the Bow...and next years Primitive Hunt
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Damn....another TROLL found the Board....Look Out P.A.......... ;D
All joking aside Lee....Welcome Aboard...and anything you have a Question on...Ask...You will get all the free information you can use...good luck with the Bow...and next years Primitive Hunt
I don't want to hijack RabidApache's thread but thanks for the warm welcome El Destructo. I've been called worse, even by my mother >:D PA is a great "place" and has already proven very helpful to me. Great folks here!
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Congratulations RA on your first "self" kill. Going pig huntin' in the mornin' myself ;). God Bless
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Job well done.
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Excellent ! Nice rig, and the pride of the hunt with the weapons you made your self shows. A wheel bow has no spirit. ;)
I have read that Javalinas, or peccaries, can sometimes be nasty little critters to be around, and can be a bit dangerous. I read about a hunt, where the guy said, you never really know for sure what they are going to do. If they are in a large bunch, they may run at first sight, or scent of you, or they may charge. I think I would have a back up, just in case it is the latter. Do they taste like regular wild pig? That looks just right for the grill! Congratulations on a fine hunt. It's always great when you are hunting with good friends. Take care, and get some more, bush pigs!
Wayne
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Congrats, RA! great looking gear, too.