Thank you for the add, I've been bow hunting for 30 years, I'm always looking to improve my shooting.

I have Osteoarthritis aka Working man’s arthritis and was Curious how any of you who are also affected with it Shoot and Deal with it? This is just a question to see if anyone has any special tricks for Dealing with this? I personally don’t have much of an issue with it just a little pain, no pain no gain ! Interested to see comments

Needed a quiver for my new recurve my wife got me for Christmas. I like to make my own stuff, so I decided to make my quiver. I had some leather kicking around from when I was making knives, so I cut out a hood, stamped it with my own oak leaves and deer track stamps that I made. Then sewed the edges and wet it down so it would form over a block that I carved. I wanted a one pc quiver that I could easily take off the bow, so I bent up a pc of 3/4” wide x 1/8” thick aluminum for the bracket that the hood and arrow holder attaches to. The bracket needed an arch to allow my thumb to still hold the bow without interference. Some 3/8” neoprene rubber worked great for the arrow holder and the points insert in the hood. Some neoprene straps help keep the quiver from moving around and some double sided Velcro holds the rubber straps to quiver and bow. It’s all mocked up in the pictures, but I still need to take it apart and paint the aluminum bracket. Pretty happy with how it turned out.

Thanks for the access, look forward to some good camaraderie.

So now that the season is over for most of us who all is looking to order a new bow or pick up a new to you vintage bow?