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TIM DENIAL
Hi
A little about myself, I did not grow up in a hunting family, in fact, we were not allowed to have a gun in the house but were allowed to hunt if we could find someone that would loan us a gun. Be that as it may my oldest brother and I split on a bolt action SHOTGUN and hid it in the barn. I sold out my half back to my brother for date money, it was a good investment my date and I are still together fifty plus years later and three wonderful grown children who have all been successful hunters in their own rite.
We were allowed a bow though and in my short stint at home after high school I purchased a used Bear Kodiak Magnum. I had trouble hitting the inside of a barn, for I never truly learned to shoot it. Bought a few more bows and all the animals were still safe. Then in 1980 at twenty-five I bought a compound and sought out help with it as archery shops were opening up more so in our area. Shot a number of deer learned about scrapes and such and started to become a bow hunter. Then in 1989 I purchased a new compound and in 1990 sold it, for throughout the past decade the recurve kept calling me back.
In 1990 I splurged bought a Black widow (wish I still had) and also joined the PBS. In the PBS I have been payed back tenfold in the lifelong friendships formed hunting experiences and true fellowship. My wife Cindy and I have hosted an OYG at our place for a number of years and she considers every one family.
I’m Tim Denial and I AM THE PBS
A little about myself, I did not grow up in a hunting family, in fact, we were not allowed to have a gun in the house but were allowed to hunt if we could find someone that would loan us a gun. Be that as it may my oldest brother and I split on a bolt action SHOTGUN and hid it in the barn. I sold out my half back to my brother for date money, it was a good investment my date and I are still together fifty plus years later and three wonderful grown children who have all been successful hunters in their own rite.
We were allowed a bow though and in my short stint at home after high school I purchased a used Bear Kodiak Magnum. I had trouble hitting the inside of a barn, for I never truly learned to shoot it. Bought a few more bows and all the animals were still safe. Then in 1980 at twenty-five I bought a compound and sought out help with it as archery shops were opening up more so in our area. Shot a number of deer learned about scrapes and such and started to become a bow hunter. Then in 1989 I purchased a new compound and in 1990 sold it, for throughout the past decade the recurve kept calling me back.
In 1990 I splurged bought a Black widow (wish I still had) and also joined the PBS. In the PBS I have been payed back tenfold in the lifelong friendships formed hunting experiences and true fellowship. My wife Cindy and I have hosted an OYG at our place for a number of years and she considers every one family.
I’m Tim Denial and I AM THE PBS
