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Goat tuff works great with the ez fletch, the vanes will not come off

My best friend, use him for my job as a contract hunter. Very good for tracking and wind scent, takes me right to the animal very quietly and indicates. Very efective and exciting way to hunt. http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/Kiwihunter/P3210111.jpg http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/Kiwih...

I had a dry fire last year, told it like it was and was helped out big time by the team at Excalibur. The truth is allways better that been bitten in the but by lies. Good one Tye.

Bail means when the pig settles down while the dogs keep him there.

Thanks for the link, havnt seen that one yet.

Scalding is a nice clean way. We do similar, pour a bit of water on the pig before flaming it, then scrape the hair off. It is scalding in a way. Then flame them again to get a nice brown texture. Adds flavour and looks nicer. Can do the same thing with a blow torch. This way a pig can be singed up ...

In New Zealand many people live for pighunting. Dogs are used to hold or bail. Usually a knife is used to stick the pig. Big time recreation here, Specialy bred pig dogs are used, not hounds. The pigs hair is burnt off on a fire and scraped down to get all the hair off before being butchered. Wild p...

Brilliant photos, very high standard. Thanks for sharing.
What is your camera setup.

18 yrs, thats excelent. Having said I went through my last doz fast, I have learnt a few lesons on how to look after expensive GTs my next doz should last a lot longer. The only thing I dont like about goat tough is it dries very solid, hard to remove with the fletch stripper, must be some sort of s...

Goat tough only needs ten seconds in the clamp. The stick-on fletchings are faster than any glue on types. The Fletch-Tite glue takes longer to set up. There are some good things about this. You can make adjustments if you discover you've made a mistake (fine tune). There are also long term propert...

Goat tough only needs ten seconds in the clamp.

Nice shot, congrats

That is an advantage I guess from a stand, I have never tryed to shoot lefthanded as all my hunting is from the ground. sounds a bit awkward but I will shoot some to see how it feels.

I totaly agree with you, use the wind and your skills. Dont waste your money.

I also check in every day, awsome bunch of people. This is also the only forum I read as I get all I want here.
Thanks to all involved.

Im also a 1965 madel, 41 yrs.
Still manage to make a living from hunting, I hunt every second day between seven to nine hours a day shooting goats, very steep and demanding stuff but I feel fit for it.