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elkun
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-16-14 AT 06:44AM (MST)[p]good luck, I know I know I forgot the L
elkfromabove
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>LAST EDITED ON Aug-16-14
>AT 06:44?AM (MST)
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>good luck, I know I know
>I forgot the L
stickl fippers?
or
stick fipplers?
>AT 06:44?AM (MST)
>
>good luck, I know I know
>I forgot the L
stickl fippers?
or
stick fipplers?
elkfromabove
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>>LAST EDITED ON Aug-16-14
>>AT 06:44?AM (MST)
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>>good luck, I know I know
>>I forgot the L
>
>stickl fippers?
>or
>stick fipplers?
I've fipplered a few over the years! One fell off the rest just as I released and flew over the pronghorn into some heavy sagebrush and it took me an hour to find it. (I never saw the antelope again.) Another fipplered when I hit the release on the draw and it hit the ground about 20 feet in front of me. (The buck deer just stared at me until I made a move to reload, then he shot out of there much faster than my stick.)
>>AT 06:44?AM (MST)
>>
>>good luck, I know I know
>>I forgot the L
>
>stickl fippers?
>or
>stick fipplers?
I've fipplered a few over the years! One fell off the rest just as I released and flew over the pronghorn into some heavy sagebrush and it took me an hour to find it. (I never saw the antelope again.) Another fipplered when I hit the release on the draw and it hit the ground about 20 feet in front of me. (The buck deer just stared at me until I made a move to reload, then he shot out of there much faster than my stick.)
elkfromabove
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-16-14 AT 09:57PM (MST)[p]Opps! Double posted! I can't even tell my story without fippling!
I definitely fipplered one last year. First year back to the compound after 20 years and the first year ever with a release.
Drawing back as a cow elk was coming in and released about half way back on the draw. The cow did seem a bit curious about the arrow in the tree for a bit before she bugged out. Mental note: "Keep clear of the damn trigger until ready to release!"
I'll figure it out. 20 years of cedar shafts and trad bows were a lot different.
Drawing back as a cow elk was coming in and released about half way back on the draw. The cow did seem a bit curious about the arrow in the tree for a bit before she bugged out. Mental note: "Keep clear of the damn trigger until ready to release!"
I'll figure it out. 20 years of cedar shafts and trad bows were a lot different.
