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PUBLIC LAND BOWHUNTERS
Welcome to the PUBLIC LAND BOWHUNTERS forum.

On behalf of public land bowhunters, throughout our great nation, I work on this forum almost daily. I am striving to make this forum the very best all public land, bowhunting forum on the internet.

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We are a small demographic, within the hunting community. This is a forum for those who love the challenges of hunting public land, EXCLUSIVELY with archery gear. The goal of this forum is to be the best online destination, for our niche membership.


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Post by Cbigbear Wed Feb 22, 2012 11:32 am

I have decide to go traditional. So I called up a friend of mine and he offered to let me borrow a 35# hoyt recurve and some arrows. I have shot every day since I picked up the bow up last Sat. Honestly, I can't seem to put the thing down. I have really been trying to work on my form the past few days. Here's a video clip, you traditional guys let me know what you think.
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Post by tankkvta Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:07 pm

Very good. Just dont over do it. I found out a long time ago to much practice leads to bad things. 100 arrows a day to much..

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Post by TradbowInOregon Wed Feb 22, 2012 2:32 pm

Form looks pretty good. I like how you started out at 35# and did not over bow yourself. So many starting out in traditional start out to heavy and either burn out too soon, or develope bad habits and never reach their potential. Welcome to doing it the hard way. Let us know if you have questions and what we can do to help.
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