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The holy trinity of wholesomeness: Fred Rogers - be kind to others; Steve Irwin - be kind to animals; Bob Ross - be kind to yourself
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Mark Brunnr wrote:A compound is certainly a different beast compared to a recurve or longbow, so you have the compound box now? I have a recurve and some hand made wood arrows, that I used to shoot instinctively with no sights. It makes it pretty tough compared to say a compound with sights, a peep sight on the string, and a trigger release.
Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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The holy trinity of wholesomeness: Fred Rogers - be kind to others; Steve Irwin - be kind to animals; Bob Ross - be kind to yourself
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Mark Brunnr wrote:Sorry my typo, I meant 'compound bow' not box. I'm not sure if I still have any, but they sell what are called "judo tips" which is an arrow head that has 4 little spring hooks and a blunt point, so you can shoot the arrow at say leaves on the ground, and it will catch a hook and flip the arrow over, stopping it on the spot. So long as you don't hit a tree trunk, the arrows aren't broken or lost. They are great for practicing instinctive shooting, since you just pick a random target to shoot at with say 2-3 arrows, then walk over and find a new target.
I've been contemplating junk pole building options, as I'll be trying to surround my 2 acres with one early on, to protect seedlings from the deer/moose. Instead of those thick support logs in the ground, I was thinking of taking a thicker junk pole (like 3") for each end and lashing the 3 cross pieces to them, to make a frame. Then lash 2 junk poles to just the top cross piece about 1/3 across from each end, and kick them back so they hold the fence up at say an 80 degree angle, then feed the remaining poles in. I expect each fence section is a few hundreds pounds so the angle should be enough to hold it in place, and sloped out a little lets more sunlight in where I hope to plant a hedge just inside. It's working great so far in my head as I sit here in the house.... we'll see if plans change once I'm there! I'll be driving up in 11 days!
Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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The holy trinity of wholesomeness: Fred Rogers - be kind to others; Steve Irwin - be kind to animals; Bob Ross - be kind to yourself
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Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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Mark Brunnr wrote:I've got a bag of feathers, points, and a fletching jig so if the adhesive hasn't dried up after years in the garage, we can get those arrows back into service. I haven't shot since before covid so while I have this foam target block I doubt I can hit it anymore, but it'll be nice to get back into form.
Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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Go with the flow that only you know, and consider the rest as sketchy at best. Far be it from me to try and turn moss into a tree - for moss has a beauty same as carpet has a duty. Call me Apple, I require a minimum number of chill hours to be fruitful and crush.
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This is awkward. I've grown a second evil head. I'm going to need a machete and a tiny ad ...
permaculture and gardener gifts (stocking stuffers?)
https://permies.com/wiki/permaculture-gifts-stocking-stuffers
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