Shooting a Carp.
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thats a beautiful bow
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it's a fishing bow! Whoa ^_^
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what kind of bows are those?
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@Bowfishingdude bowfishing not bowhunting :P
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one time i went and i saw a carp, but there was schools of perch swimming by it and i missed and shot a little perch, impossible to do that to
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rest is whisker biscuit quickschot amirite?
CamperzHappy 2 weeks ago
@CamperzHappy Yep.
Bowfishingdude 2 weeks ago
Do you have to aim below it? Under it?
superknalfantastisch 9 months ago
@superknalfantastisch Absolutely. You hit the nail on the head. I'm fairly decent with a bow and can hit a fairly small sized target with ease instinctfully, most people could if they shot enough, the real trick to bowhunting is knowing how low to hold on a fish to conpensate for the refractive index of the water. If it were always X inches, it would be easy, but it isn't, it's a function of two things, the depth of the fish, and the distance to the fish, which of course is ALWAYS different.
Bowfishingdude 8 months ago
I got lucky and picked my Oneida up at a garage sale for 25 bucks best money i ever spent
brian5james 10 months ago
@brian5james Dang!! Well done man.
Bowfishingdude 10 months ago