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08-28-2008, 02:55 PM

#11

burniegoeasily

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RE: New to HuntingNet

Welcome. Glad to have ya

08-28-2008, 04:26 PM

#12

Tox

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RE: New to HuntingNet

Thanks guys. I appreciate the kind words. I guess my form keeps me shooting as good as I do , at least Im satisfied. But you know I sure cant see like I used to. Luck to all. Tox

08-28-2008, 05:09 PM

#13

BowHuntingFool

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RE: New to HuntingNet

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ORIGINAL: Tox

Hey BowhuntingFool , I cant see the picture too good, but looks like your using what we used to call the Apache draw, a very good method. Regards, Tox

Well ya got me there Tox, I need to know what's the Apache draw?????

08-28-2008, 08:01 PM

#14

Tox

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RE: New to HuntingNet

HuntingFool, its just 3 fingers under, also called gunbarreling. Looking good. Tox

08-29-2008, 06:54 AM

#15

burniegoeasily

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RE: New to HuntingNet

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ORIGINAL: Tox

Hey BowhuntingFool , I cant see the picture too good, but looks like your using what we used to call the Apache draw, a very good method. Regards, Tox

Three under has gained popularity. In the early 80s up till the 90s I was a split finger shooter. I switched as well to Indian style. Or at least that is what we called it back in the day.