[youngblood]

Greetings to all. Just wanted to say hello and introduce my self. I will go by Youngblood here on the site, real name is Brad. I live in Central Iowa and hunt within 60 miles of Des Moines. Haven't been back into the archery for more then a year yet. Messed up a shoulder 15 years ago and didn't get back into it until my wife suprised me with a new Hoyt last year for my 30th. Officially to date, I have one whitetail with the bow. (a med to decent sized 8 pointer that stood behind me for 10 minutes begging me to shoot him) and several rabbits who thought they were invincible. I can't wait for the next two weeks to pass, so I can get after my next wall hanger, and several of his freezer filling girlfriends. I look forward to getting to chat with everyone, hopefully learn a few things, and hopefully be able to make some semi-intelligent additions to some conversations.

 

[timberghost]

Hey youngblood, welcome to DHC.com. Glad to have you here and greetings from WNY. Sorry to hear about your injury and hope you get back into the swing of things soon. Well make yourself at home here and feel free to jump into any conversations at anytime.

 

[ronn]

welcome from nh

 

[guppy11]

Welcome from west kansas

 

[buckfever]

Howdy HO.

Welcome from TN. Enjoy yourself on here.

 

[Slickhead Stalker RN]

Welcome aboard. Lots of good advice on the site. Everyone here is very respectful and helpful. I've got to get me a bow one of these days and give it a shot(no pun intended....lol).

 

[BruceBruce1959]

Greetings from Vermont and Welcome to the Club.

That's Awesome Your wife got you a new Hoyt Bow last year,,, She have any sisters? :lol: :lol:

 

[hunt NH]

welcome from the great state of NH

 

[Hunting Man]

Hello from Ohio. Glad to have you aboard!

 

[delbert]

Welcome from Arkansas
Big bucks up their !!!!

 

[joel the signman]

welcome to the club hope ya stick around,did ya get those rabbits with the bow?awesome shooting.I have a back shoulder injury my advice is lower the poundage and try working out with power bands or rubber tubing,it allows you to mimic the exact movements of drawing the bow with out using the bow,i do mine sitting on the couch watching hunting shows:lol:

 

[onehorse]

Welcome from the "Big Sky Country" of Montana!