any bow hunters here

if so whats your bow u shoot, is your season open yet, how many years. i myself stoped in 93 after the passing of my father, but im starting again this year. aug 30th cant wait. my main concern is coming across a crop. not sure im ready for somthing like that. ant experce. that situ. just orderd a fred bear lights out, have always hunted w/ a browning. whats your thout on mary jane for sent block.

maybe if i asked how 2 smoke pot i would get more replys

I love bowhuntin. Season opens up here in Texas for archery only around the first of October can't wait. With my first two plants just starting if they survive and are female I should have a nice crop for the rut. I love getting baked and hunting, it increses the adrenalin rush so much. Good luck. by the way rite now I just traded an elite synergy for a Ross Cardiac

havn't gotten out there with my bow yet, still in the practice stage of my bow hunting, But I LOVE to hunt...... by far my most favorite thing to do...... so peaceful out in the woods.

I've gone a couple of time's---never bagged one(mule deer) my father worked for the bow industry and was an inventor of the first hand-release. He latter invented a system for handicap hunters. He is to old to hunt now but we did have some great father son hunts together----there has always been the great smell of ganja around the campfire along with stories of the big buck that got away.

DR. VonDankenstine said:

I've gone a couple of time's---never bagged one(mule deer) my father worked for the bow industry and was an inventor of the first hand-release. He latter invented a system for handicap hunters. He is to old to hunt now but we did have some great father son hunts together----there has always been the great smell of ganja around the campfire along with stories of the big buck that got away.

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right on thats what i will miss the most father son times but the memories do last a life time. if u live in humbolt the u must smell the gong everywhere u go. ha ha . i used 2 live in rdg. cal.