ThrillVille Cardinal51

Crazy sad.

Wheels haven’t fallen off, but they’re wobbly.

I’m liking it a lot. I like that there is one focal point and a clear line of sight. I have actually “forgotten” to adjust the range a couple of times which is scary. I guess I’m just not used to it yet. Outside of the operator error, it’s been really great so far.

My wife and I moved recently, and live by Floyd’s Fork in Jefferson County. I’m wanting to try setting some limb lines on Floyd’s fork for catfish. Anyone have experience doing this? I’m curious about: What type of line I should use? What type of bait? Should I use classic circle hooks?

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Dude I’m going to go ahead and give my 100% endorsement. This is making a gigantic difference in how I’m shooting. Misses right and left have virtually been eliminated.

Throw it down court and they don’t get a look at point blank range...

I can’t even put in words how outrageous the last part of the game was.

That was outrageous. This needs to stop happening.

Louisville at the end of games...mother of God...

I’m going to vomit.

Inexcusable. You cannot be up 23 points and lose. That cannot happen.

I’m going to vomit.

We’re going to lose. Mentally prepping.

We’re up by 14 with 6 minutes to go and I’m overflowing with anxiety.

VT must be missing Robinson something aweful.

I actually don’t know which factory produces them. Another definite upgrade was the Blazer brand vanes on the arrows. There is a huge difference in quality between these and the vanes on my other arrows.

Actually I think Easton makes both Beman and Cabelas arrows. I found that out a couple days ago when researching arrows.

I did pull the trigger on a single pin sight. I can’t wait to get it dialed in this weekend.

I did go with the cabelas stalker extreme. I shot them a little this afternoon and they definitely fly better than the arrows I was shooting.

I did end up going with the BStinger 10 inch one. It was expensive but I can definitely tell that my pin is more stable.

There were 101 deer killed at Taylorsville lake. I’m getting a kick out of the fact that my deer was 101, literally the last deer of the year.

Well, after a season of hunting at Taylorsville lake, I can say I’m really liking public land. I saw deer nearly every trip out... - I shot and missed a deer I should have nailed. -I had deer come in to 15 yards in September that I didn’t see until they saw me(which is the worst) -had a small buck walk close enough for me to almost touch - had a nice buck that I was scared off by another hunter walking through the woods. It was really close to presenting a shot. - I did end up killing a button buck that I thought was a doe, but it was with 6 or so other deer, one really nice buck. All in all, I’m pleased with the opportunities that I had presented to me, and I think I have some spots that should produce in the future.

I have shot a 4 pin fixed sight for a while and I’m needing to upgrade, mostly because I messed mine up by tightening it too hard. I really want a single pin sight, but I’m nervous about making adjustments on the fly. Do any of you all have any experience with a single pin sight?

I’m thinking about upgrading my stabilizer. Right now I have a regular old vibration dampening stabilizer that came with the bow I shoot. I’m thinking about getting the BEE Stinger 10” stabilizer. What do you all use?