Who taught Ted?
05-27-2008, 12:34 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
ORIGINAL: Double Creek
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
05-27-2008, 01:08 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
What works for Ted works for Ted. What works for me works for me! What works for you works for you! Everyone shoots different. If it works, stick with it!
What works for Ted works for Ted. What works for me works for me! What works for you works for you! Everyone shoots different. If it works, stick with it!
How many times have you seen someone post a pic of their stance/form on here, and ask if it iscorrect? If it's not correct, they are told how and why it needs to be changed. This is so they learn the proper way in order to become a good archer.That's my point.
05-27-2008, 01:28 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
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I agree, but I was taught how to hold a bow properly. That's WHY it works for me. I like Ted, don't think otherwise. Don't you agree, not gripping the bow properly (too tight) can cause bow torque, causing inaccurate shooting?
How many times have you seen someone post a pic of their stance/form on here, and ask if it correct? If it's not correct, they are told how and why it needs to be changed. This is so they learn the proper way in order to become a good archer. That's my point.
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
What works for Ted works for Ted. What works for me works for me! What works for you works for you! Everyone shoots different. If it works, stick with it!
What works for Ted works for Ted. What works for me works for me! What works for you works for you! Everyone shoots different. If it works, stick with it!
How many times have you seen someone post a pic of their stance/form on here, and ask if it correct? If it's not correct, they are told how and why it needs to be changed. This is so they learn the proper way in order to become a good archer. That's my point.
05-27-2008, 02:47 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
Ted in my opinion although outspoken on a lot of issues he shouldnt open his mouth to is an incredible hunter and conservationist. He also has been doing it for a little longer than I have so I think I will try and not say any ill words towards the man that has taught me so much.
I do not think he cants the bow that much when he actually is taking a shot. I think he is posing a little in the picture there.
I do not think he cants the bow that much when he actually is taking a shot. I think he is posing a little in the picture there.
05-27-2008, 02:57 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
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That grip is still wrong. There's a lot of new guys that might think since it's the "Nuge" holding the bow like that, it must bethe proper grip, which it isn't!
That grip is still wrong. There's a lot of new guys that might think since it's the "Nuge" holding the bow like that, it must bethe proper grip, which it isn't!
How do you hold a canted bow?
05-27-2008, 03:00 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
So your trying to say that you know for fact that every animal he has killed is high fence?
ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland
Well I better head to my high fence and start poac.... I mean shoo.... I mean hunting then.
ORIGINAL: Double Creek
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
05-27-2008, 03:03 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
[quote]ORIGINAL: Double Creek
Sorry Double Creek, there is no correlation. I apologize if I have completly screwed up this discussion because I said something off topic. Or wait, oh I see....you were trying to argue what I said, I get it now, oh, well you got me on that one. Good Job!
ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland
Well I better head to my high fence and start poac.... I mean shoo.... I mean hunting then.
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I fail to see the correlation of how he chooses to hunt to his shooting style? Please enlighten me...
ORIGINAL: Double Creek
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
When you've killed a 10th of the animals he has then you can critique his shooting style.
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I fail to see the correlation of how he chooses to hunt to his shooting style? Please enlighten me...
Sorry Double Creek, there is no correlation. I apologize if I have completly screwed up this discussion because I said something off topic. Or wait, oh I see....you were trying to argue what I said, I get it now, oh, well you got me on that one. Good Job!
05-27-2008, 03:04 PM
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RE: Who taught Ted?
ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland
No, I'm certain that not every animal he has ever killed has been in a high fence, how did you get that from what I said. I'm satisfied that the majority of the animals he takes now days are from out of his pen though, and as I have said before, that's not the kind of hunter I am.
No, I'm certain that not every animal he has ever killed has been in a high fence, how did you get that from what I said. I'm satisfied that the majority of the animals he takes now days are from out of his pen though, and as I have said before, that's not the kind of hunter I am.