Spending the winter doing an inventory and what if I have to replace or get some new product. Is it still available and how new is new? Of all my hobbies, archery about driving me nuts.
Of course, I knew my two bows were long gone. You watch six months and the bow name seems to disappear, automatically.
The one manufacturer from whom I use aluminum arrows changed. Discontinued some of what I used; upgraded, er made more expensive another make; And they don't make alluminum anymore; they're alloy. Where is my engineering dictionary ????
Carbons are like learning a new language-"what's that size mean?" They all seem to have different codes.
Today I looked at vanes on the internet. Plain ole simple vanes. Well of course, my present supply of vanes was discontinued. Plain vanes aren't in any longer. It's a wonder those vanes of mine ever got to the target. It's almost like learning vane physics. I guess arrows need high tech advances these days.
A few weeks ago, I went through what other archery accessories were available. Some are also gone; some have changed names; some are made by more companies.
I'm just trying to get in some practice and archery hunting, later this year. I have no inclination to be one of the top ten 3D shooters. I just want to fling some arrows, meet my accuracy and climb some tree and wait for a deer.
Haven't read yet if there are new hunter harnesses, which will safely help you parachute from thirteen thousand feet and your tree stand. Those fellas sure are making it complicated.
Of course, I knew my two bows were long gone. You watch six months and the bow name seems to disappear, automatically.
The one manufacturer from whom I use aluminum arrows changed. Discontinued some of what I used; upgraded, er made more expensive another make; And they don't make alluminum anymore; they're alloy. Where is my engineering dictionary ????
Carbons are like learning a new language-"what's that size mean?" They all seem to have different codes.
Today I looked at vanes on the internet. Plain ole simple vanes. Well of course, my present supply of vanes was discontinued. Plain vanes aren't in any longer. It's a wonder those vanes of mine ever got to the target. It's almost like learning vane physics. I guess arrows need high tech advances these days.
A few weeks ago, I went through what other archery accessories were available. Some are also gone; some have changed names; some are made by more companies.
I'm just trying to get in some practice and archery hunting, later this year. I have no inclination to be one of the top ten 3D shooters. I just want to fling some arrows, meet my accuracy and climb some tree and wait for a deer.
Haven't read yet if there are new hunter harnesses, which will safely help you parachute from thirteen thousand feet and your tree stand. Those fellas sure are making it complicated.