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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 330074" data-attributes="member: 704">My grandson met Tim Wells this summer at an archery tourney in Superior, Wisconsin.&nbsp; He said the guy is an absolute hoot.This reminds me I have a 38 caliber blowgun somewhere.&nbsp; I will need to find it.&nbsp; It's amazingly accurate at ten yards.&nbsp; It's hard to believe that your breath can push a dart through 1/2 inch plywood.&nbsp; I have shot cottontails with homemade broadleaf from my blowgun.&nbsp; I have shot 38 caliber Bullets at concrete and they mushroom about half way back.&nbsp; This from a five foot polished aluminum blow gun.&nbsp; I often wonder if one of the air rifle companies makes a light skirted pellet that could be used in a blowgun.&nbsp; Old weapons are interesting.&nbsp; Years ago I took first place at the North Dakota Muzzleloaders annual tourney with a tomahawk.&nbsp; I can do ok with knives, and an atlatyl, but just can't get the hang of a boomerang.&nbsp; I have used a sling ( David and Golyith type) for many years.&nbsp; Mostly to flush game.&nbsp;&nbsp; I tried getting a permit from Game and Fish to use a spear during bow season, but that was a big no.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 330074, member: 704"] My grandson met Tim Wells this summer at an archery tourney in Superior, Wisconsin. He said the guy is an absolute hoot. This reminds me I have a 38 caliber blowgun somewhere. I will need to find it. It's amazingly accurate at ten yards. It's hard to believe that your breath can push a dart through 1/2 inch plywood. I have shot cottontails with homemade broadleaf from my blowgun. I have shot 38 caliber Bullets at concrete and they mushroom about half way back. This from a five foot polished aluminum blow gun. I often wonder if one of the air rifle companies makes a light skirted pellet that could be used in a blowgun. Old weapons are interesting. Years ago I took first place at the North Dakota Muzzleloaders annual tourney with a tomahawk. I can do ok with knives, and an atlatyl, but just can't get the hang of a boomerang. I have used a sling ( David and Golyith type) for many years. Mostly to flush game. I tried getting a permit from Game and Fish to use a spear during bow season, but that was a big no. [/QUOTE]

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