What's your bow's name?
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You couldnt go the whole season with out having at least one ally in your arsenal could you.
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That bow just fits me so well, and I'm scared that it may not make it into the lineup next year... I'm ordering one last one that will never be resold.
The only question at this point is which camo pattern I'm getting it in...
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ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
The only question at this point is which camo pattern I'm getting it in...
The only question at this point is which camo pattern I'm getting it in...
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Nope,I never have never named any ofmy bows, other than to shorten the origional name. ExampleMathews Drenalin=Dren.On the other hand I have given nick names tosome of my hunting companions and friends. Such as Dingleberry, kneecap, lugnut,the "PRO" "olman" and some bad ones that I saywhen I want to get my point accross. Such as SHUT UPyou IDIOT, if you keep talking andscare my elk away I'll hit you upside the headwith a rock and leave your arse on the side of the mountain to bleed to death. Yes I really did say this, becasue my friend wouldn't be quiet, and I was getting frustrated and we were thick into elk.Of course my friends know I am just BSing when I say something like this and they know I wouldnever do it. But it does get my point accross and in that examplehe was quiet from then on.
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I call her Sweetie -because mybow becomes the warmest thing I get to hold during hunting season. Everything else I used to hold just kind of melts away during November.