8 Tips to Become a better bowhunter
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From: Bowbender
22-May-22
Bowbender's Link
Enjoy. I did.
From: Jaquomo
22-May-22
Another good one from TAB. I look forward to every essay.
From: LUNG$HOT
24-May-22
Man I love that guy. Hilarious.
From: Supernaut
24-May-22
Thoroughly enjoy all of TAB's offerings.
From: Schmitty78
24-May-22
Now that’s awesome!!!
From: Bake
24-May-22
The guy is funny. I appreciate his brand of pissed-off humor.
I kind of envision a conservative Lewis Black in camo
From: cnelk
24-May-22
If TAB offends you, it’s probably a ‘you thing’.
From: DanaC
24-May-22
TAB is never boring, even when what he's writing isn't relevant to me personally.
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-May-22
"1. Wear your full camo “system” during local 3-D shoots."
I won't wear it to 3D shoots, but I will to weddings and funerals. It's the best clothing I own. Otherwise, it's my civies...Cabelas clearance rack. And that would just be disrespectful to dead relatives.
From: APauls
24-May-22
I don't own a piece of civilian clothing over $30. I don't own a piece of hunting clothing under $30 lol.
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-May-22
From: t-roy
24-May-22
From: Bake
24-May-22
Man I'm glad I'm not the only one. I have to own some suits for work, but I have WAY more money tied up in merino and various camos than I have tied up in suits or any of my casual clothing. Drives my wife CRAZY
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-May-22
Pix or it didn’t happen, Blane.
From: Bake
24-May-22
My wife won't let me show off our closet. I have an embarrassing ammunition hoard, a row of camo, and a tiny row of suits and 2 polo shirts.
From: Jaquomo
24-May-22
I have a big walk-in closet that my late wife called the "Cabelas closet".
My name is Lou and I'm a hunting and fishing gear hoarder. Didn't help my addiction when I was a field tester for them, either, and got to keep everything. But much of my current gear still has the XXX sidewalk sale tag from back when that event was really something.
From: JohnMC
24-May-22
That side walk sale was definitely worth the drive to Sidney
From: Jaquomo
25-May-22
There toward the end, people hired by outfitter companies would camp in line for 5 days to be first in when the gun fired. At my first one, back in a different century, I got there at 2 am and was second in line. They gave me a tshirt. My buddies who worked there had a list of stuff I wanted and set it in a pile off in a corner. Those were the days.
From: DanaC
25-May-22
I have a walk-in closet (didn't build it, part of this old apartment building) and half of what's in there is either hunting clothes or tee shirts. There's a suit and a pair of dress slacks but I have to dig deep to find 'em. Not sure they still fit...
I don't wear camo except to hunt, it's expensive but will last forever with care. I've outgrown more than I ever wore out, but there's always a kid out there who needs a jacket.
