Do you need more than one?????

**Sitkaspruce** · 03-23-2006, 09:32 AM

Thanks guys.

I am going to keep the browning. My better half has been on me to get rid of some stuff that I have doubles of and one of those is a bow. Thank god she doesn't know about all my guns!!!!

Cheers

**huntwriter** · 03-23-2006, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Sitkaspruce

Thanks guys.

I am going to keep the browning. My better half has been on me to get rid of some stuff that I have doubles of and one of those is a bow. Thank god she doesn't know about all my guns!!!!

Cheers

You never can have to many gadgets and doubles are always good, just in case something fails then you have a backup. That's the excuse I use.

**Walksalot** · 03-24-2006, 06:34 AM

In my youger days I sold a couple of firearms because I wasn't using them and in no time my family was grown up, my son was into hunting and I was sorry I had sold them.

**huntwriter** · 03-25-2006, 09:50 PM

Originally Posted by Walksalot

In my youger days I sold a couple of firearms because I wasn't using them and in no time my family was grown up, my son was into hunting and I was sorry I had sold them.

Hindside is 20/20 as the saying goes.

**BC4Bowhunter** · 03-26-2006, 08:27 PM

What about the excuse "more is better"

**Fred** · 03-26-2006, 10:09 PM

And just how many bows doe's Don have??

Fred

The 'Hummer' · 03-30-2006, 11:43 AM

I think it is like firearms, the more the 'merrier'. My wife wouldn't necessarily agree, however, you can never have too many,

but you can have too few. My friend @ Archery Lanes in Sherwood Park AB. got me started with a mid range package. A Darton Maverick, XX75 2413 arrows and all the required trimmings. Then, as a gift to myself when I quit smoking, I got a Hoyt UltraTec, & trimmings for target shooting. Comp. Pro 300's for outdoors & CXL 150's primarily for indoors. T h e n, as a retirement gift, I chose a Hoyt CyberTec, & the required trimmings, for hunting & 3D. Again, Comp. Pro 300's. After having said,"you can't have too many" I have weakened decided to 'thin' things out a little. I've taken the Darton, about 4 doz. + arrows & trimmings to a local Sporting Goods store for sale on consignment. The quietest seems to be the Darton with XX75 & XX78 aluminum arrows.My hunting partner suggested I should keep it & use it just for shooting with fingers.