[IN1894SS]

2008 Martin MOAB

 

[h-bomb]

heres my hoyt superhawk

 

[Gurn]

We sure got some good lookin bows in this bunch. I'm still shootin my Savannah but thinkin bout gettin another lighter draw bow.
Heres two links to the ones I'm tryin ta decide twixed. A Bear Ausable or ah Tomahawk SS.

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Bows+...+Longbow_c44_s156_p207_i3334X-DS_product.html

http://www.beararcheryproducts.com/bows/traditional/ausable/

 

[lightsoutcalls]

This is my Limbsaver Speedzone bow. The limb design is not the most attractive, but it is the fastest bow I have ever owned and I love it. I'm shooting a QAD Pro HD rest, Lumenok arrows (getting ready to switch to Easton Full Metal Jackets), Sword Twilight hunter sights, Tree Limb quiver (got a new Cat Quiver pack that I will be trying this fall) and Scott Little Bitty Goose release.

 

[444powerpunch]

Do not have a pic yet have been shooting wheeled for 35 years just had some of the newest fastest bows out hoyt, mathews, pse, bowtech. BAD BACK SERGERY sold them now am getting a 45 # recurve been wanting to do it for a while as 3d shooting was getting borring time to ramp it up a bit.

 

[four4D4]

I like huntin bow season the best,I love these things!

 

[Kaweskar]

All right!, this is another illness I got. These are my two traditional bows:

- 56" Recurve bow 62#@27" made for me by Neil Jaconson of Bear's Paw Bows in Montana
- 64" Loongbow 55#@26.5" made for me by Tim Mullins of Acadian Woods in Louisiana

Great bows both of them, amazing craftworks, great shooters.

Cheers

 

[Gurn]

Wow those are nice. You must be ah strong feller for those weights!!

 

[Kaweskar]

Wow those are nice. You must be ah strong feller for those weights!!

Thank you, Gurn, they are nice but I'm not very strong. I started coming up from 40#, moved to 50# and stayed there for quite a while. Now I feel very comfortable with the 55# longbow and feel the 62# is only a tad below my upper limit, but after a few warming up shots I do really well. I'm not planning to continue the climbing, though. I think the secret is to develop a good technique, more than pure muscle .

Cheers

 

[Gurn]

Yep you got that part right. It's nice to have good form with ah 62# bow but I could never do that. Your lucky.

 

[2shotal]

I’m new to archery and recently bought this Bowtech – Diamond – Razor Edge to get started and learn.

The next step was to buy 3 bales of hay, a target and set up a range in the back yard.

And this is my 20 yards range

This was my first attempt at sighting the bow

I was amazed at how deep the missed arrow (with a field tip) went into the wood fence.

I’m now capable of shooting at 40 yards within a 4-6 inch circle which I think is good enough for hunting a deer, although I plan to only shoot a deer if it is within 30-35 yards max. I’m looking forward to my first bow hunt this year.

 

[Gurn]

Thats ah good little bow!!

 

[six_gunz]

2shotal,

Good luck! Looks like you're off to a good start!

 

[four4D4]

I was about to say hes good to go

 

[2shotal]

Thanks guys ....... I got my 100 grains 3 blade muzzy broadheads (6 of them) all set ...... shot a few of the muzzy practice broadheads, and didn't notice any difference in POA or POI from the field tips and I'm still hitting within a couple of inches the bullseye at 20 yards ......... now I'm really ready to meet Mr. Buck and Ms. Doe ;D

 

[I_LOVE_GRANPAS_GUNS]

My Mathews Z7 getting it done. 67 yards center-punched it! couldn't be happier.

 

[six_gunz]

Dang! 67yds.......that's some shootin' man! I don't even practice past 40yds, but anything inside those 40 that walks across my line of sights is going to drop

 

[Rick D]

Heres my PSE DeerHunter

 

[Gurn]

I got ah new #45 Tomahawk Woodland Hunter Ill get some pics up soon.
Man that 67yd shot was ah goodin !! At the range I shoot em you can here there breath.

 

[Marlin-MO.]

This is my Bow, Excals Vixen