Who's hunting vintage?

[Tom]

Alternating between a '65 Grizzly and a Browning Cobra II. Managed a 4 yard shot on a doe with the Cobra only to have song dogs find her before I did, guess I'll do some late season calling for those critters.

[Phil Magistro]

Congratulations Dennis. I keep wanting to use a newer Bear takedown this season but I've been shooting my green stripe with old red tip limbs so well I'm not willing to switch.

[shick]

Phil, keep on shooting that green striper.  I've been thinking of retiring the '70 and picking up a green striper, but just unwilling to make it happen yet.  Good luck.
Shick

[damascusdave]

The odd thing for me right now is that I am sticking with my lefty 1960 Kodiak because of the arrows I want to hunt with...55 year old bow with carbon/aluminum arrows and modern fibre low stretch string

DDave

[D.Sheppard]

Still hanging tough with the "64" Zebrawood Grizzly and Bear Razorheads w/ no insert.

Oct, 24
 

Nov, 14
 

[59Alaskan]

Very nice!!!

[zepnut]

Bear Type II A-riser Dave Windauer limbs and Micro-Flite 7's arrows with Bear converta quiver

[shick]

Don and Norm, way to keep the 'old bows' working.
Congratulations.
Shick

[vintage-bears]

That's awesome!!
Congratulations Norman!!!!!

PapaBear is smiling I'm sure.

[vintage-bears]

And you as well Mr.Shepherd!

[papabear08]

Way to go Norm !! got mine with a Kodiak behind the house on the 25th of October.
" in the wind he's still alive"

[doubleo]

Congrats on a nice buck Norm! When did you get him?

[knobby]

Way to go, Norm! Need to hear the story behind it this winter. Great photo, too. A beautiful buck with a beautiful bow. Congratulations!

[vintage-bears]

Originally posted by ceme24:
Very cool Dennis! Nice bow and there is quite a bit of kharma in your gear! Great stuff!

 

 


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[vintage-bears]

Just saw this Dennis.
Congratulations!!!

[shick]

Phil, I thank you. I was carrying a few momentos of deceased 'brothers of the bow' with me on that hunt.  It meant a lot to me and was very gratifying.
Shick

[vintage-bears]

Originally posted by shick:
Phil, I thank you. I was carrying a few momentos of deceased 'brothers of the bow' with me on that hunt.  It meant a lot to me and was very gratifying.
Shick

I totally and completely understand that Dennis.

The picture of you with your vintage bow and whitetail brought a huge smile to my face.

Bravo!!!

[Drywood]

It is a very pretty bow,the snake skin beside the light and dark wood make it a stand out. I only hunt turkey with a 1967 Kodiak Magnum.

[59Alaskan]

Congrats to all of you who made it happen with vintage gear this year!  I also thank all who shared their pictures and stories.  

I didn't make it happen.  It was a rough year for me at work.  I didn't get out much and the landowner where I hunt is allowing access to a guy that hunts very differently than I do so things weren't like they used to be when I did go out.

Oh well, all just excuses.  Today was our season end.  I did get out with the Pearson.  It was the first time I had been out since November.  It was UNSEASONABLY warm but a beautiful day.  I saw 3 deer, nothing in range and watched a group of pileated woodpeckers for a couple of hours.  Great day really.

Thanks again guys!

[shick]

Colin, you gave it your best when you did get out. We all know it doesn't always happen.    Perhaps you will get a little more time this year. Enjoy your adventures with vintage equipment.  Good luck.
Shick