Ok, enough hear- say....
06-16-2008, 03:08 PM
#41
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
It wouldn't be the first ones
Dan
ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
Are those personal threats Jeff? 
I can't wait to see if you're as funny, in person!
Better yet....you can just call me that when I see ya.
Dan
I disagree with you and your stance so, well...........let's fight about it!
That's too funny!
Doesn't that break some kind of rule?
06-16-2008, 03:09 PM
#42
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
No "threat", Danno. I mean it. And if I'd personally threatened you.....you'd have cried to the mods faster than you did inthat Atlas thread.
(Oh ****.....I feel a "No YOU'RE a Shmoopie" rant coming on!)
No "threat", Danno. I mean it.
And if I'd personally threatened you.....you'd have cried to the mods faster than you did inthat Atlas thread. (Oh ****.....I feel a "No YOU'RE a Shmoopie" rant coming on!)
Dan
06-16-2008, 03:09 PM
#43
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
Dan, if you don't think that you can get into the heart from that entry hole in Jeff's picture- you might need a little anatomy lesson of your own, bub.
06-16-2008, 03:13 PM
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
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Dan, if you don't think that you can get into the heart from that entry hole in Jeff's picture- you might need a little anatomy lesson of your own, bub.
Dan, if you don't think that you can get into the heart from that entry hole in Jeff's picture- you might need a little anatomy lesson of your own, bub.
Not everyone can be the King!
Dan
06-16-2008, 03:30 PM
#45
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
Are those personal threats Jeff?
I can't wait to see if you're as funny, in person!
Better yet....you can just call me that when I see ya.
06-16-2008, 03:42 PM
#47
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
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If you guys promise to stop acting like children, I'll let you see a "real" heart shot.
ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
Are those personal threats Jeff?
I can't wait to see if you're as funny, in person!
Better yet....you can just call me that when I see ya.
Here's another Heart shot
Dan
06-16-2008, 04:00 PM
#48
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
not sure why this had to turn into an argument, i think a lot of people could have learned something, if most of the posts were on topic, and not an argument with another member.
06-16-2008, 04:19 PM
#49
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
In the early days I think they had problems by design. Now days I think the problems arise when people push the envelope. When people start shooting them a low poundage and with low kenetic energy is when problems develope. I would bet that just about everyone that's had problems did so when shooting them when they should have stuck to cut on contact heads. Poorly tuned bows will also cause problems. Just asking the question.... "who had problems" is pretty much useless without knowing the specifics of poundage, K.E., distances etc. Me, I just don't like them but that'sa personnal thing. Never shot them. I see no need to fix something that isn't broken.
06-16-2008, 04:26 PM
#50
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RE: Ok, enough hear- say....
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
You kill me Dan.....lol.
I can't wait to see if you're as funny, in person!
Once again we have a mechanical BH thread......and the biggest detractor (who admits he will NEVER use them.....but just can't for the life of him stayaway from the threads discussing them)isn't even secure enough in his argument to discuss the merits of his stance.So instead he stoops to weak attempts at personal, derogatory comments.
SO typical.[&:]
VA...no one here is trying to tell you NOT to shoot a fixed head. THAT'S what "we" get from "your" side. I don't actually care what you shoot. It doesn't affect me in the least.
And, quite likely, form a 3/4". Why don't you just shoot a 3/4" head and hope for the best?
And since you asked.....I will! I LOVE this pic!
BTW...that was a Muzzy 3 blade. I can only assume (from my experience with the head I employ, now) the trauma would have been much more massive had I been shooting the RAGE!
You kill me Dan.....lol.
I can't wait to see if you're as funny, in person!
Once again we have a mechanical BH thread......and the biggest detractor (who admits he will NEVER use them.....but just can't for the life of him stayaway from the threads discussing them)isn't even secure enough in his argument to discuss the merits of his stance.So instead he stoops to weak attempts at personal, derogatory comments.
SO typical.[&:]
VA...no one here is trying to tell you NOT to shoot a fixed head. THAT'S what "we" get from "your" side. I don't actually care what you shoot. It doesn't affect me in the least.
but if both heads are put into both lungs the deer is going to die in 10 seconds either way right??? 1" vs 2"????
Care to post your perfect heart shot pic again?
BTW...that was a Muzzy 3 blade. I can only assume (from my experience with the head I employ, now) the trauma would have been much more massive had I been shooting the RAGE!
But, and I'm not calling Jeff a lier,it seems to me that buck would have had to be directly under him for that to have been a heart shot. One last observation. If you wanted to show that deer asbeing heart shot, which I would have, wouldn't you have theexit side showing? If it was indeed a heart shot, it would have had to be on the exit of the hit.