Bow Hunters
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good luck to you man, keep us posted on what you see or harvest this weekend
either i hunt next month in florida which im unsure about, if not then ill have to wait till last week of oct/frist week of nov, in ct to go bowhuntin. ahh yes, 40 degrees the rut about to get in full swing, 20 feet up in the air...............gettin goose bumps as we speak
either i hunt next month in florida which im unsure about, if not then ill have to wait till last week of oct/frist week of nov, in ct to go bowhuntin. ahh yes, 40 degrees the rut about to get in full swing, 20 feet up in the air...............gettin goose bumps as we speak
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Originally Posted by Bill W
Anyone ever heard of York Excaliber? thats the bow my son shoots, I question the quality or the oldness of it. also shoot Ben Parsons Cougar very old bow, it's a recurve. Hey rugermack u shoot at PSE?
As far as which bow?, as mentioned, just about most of the brands out there are good bows. It is easy to get caught up in all the hype, or perswaded by opinions. Find the pro shops and shoot every bow you can get your hands on, which ever one feels the best in YOUR hands, and that YOU can controll the best, that is your bow. I have been shooting a bow now for 30 years, and tried a lot, I mean a lot, of bows, and there is always one that you keep going back to. I have owned 4 compounds (2 Martins and 2 PSE's) and 2 recurves in all those years. I shoot the ones that fit me. I plan on getting a new one at the end of this year, so far I like the Darton Pro 3000, and the PSE Force X, both are spittin arrows out at well over 300fps.
Good luck,
Cheers
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