And here's some gratuitous pictures from the field, including some weird part on a Serenoa repens and the vehicle from hell I have to drive to and from the parking lot. Thank goodness I haven't had to drive it to Austin Cary Forest!
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Still My 'Mate
I've gotten my hands on some really awesome bows in the last several months, especially Sparrowhawk and a yet-to-be-named short recurve from River's Edge Recurves... but nothing is quite as comfortable as Sorondil-Telcontar, my little Chek-Mate Hunter I. Even with wooden arrows in fairly sad shape and not quite spined right, I can still hit the target or at least within a reasonably tight confidence interval.
And here's some gratuitous pictures from the field, including some weird part on a Serenoa repens and the vehicle from hell I have to drive to and from the parking lot. Thank goodness I haven't had to drive it to Austin Cary Forest!
And here's some gratuitous pictures from the field, including some weird part on a Serenoa repens and the vehicle from hell I have to drive to and from the parking lot. Thank goodness I haven't had to drive it to Austin Cary Forest!
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3 comments:
Wow this is odd!
I found your blog while looking up some Forestry technical information. See I am a forestry student at Lake City Community College just north of you. And I am also a member of TBOF and have talked with your friend Robert a couple of times.
Small world!
Anyways I will bookmark your blog and keep up with your adventures both forestry and archery. I might even open my own blog.
Glenn Whittington
Whoa it is a small world! Will you be at TBoF at the end of this month? I will assuming my professors aren't too evil ;)
Absolutely! I'm assuming your talking about the spring shoot in Ocala.
That is one shoot I don't miss...
I will look for Robert and introduce myself.
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