Last year I asked this question, When the chips are down and times running out in the hunting season what was your go to bow. The question for this season is, Do you still own that bow, is it still your go to bow. If not then what replaced it.
Well sir,I wasnt on here last year,but my go to bow was a Heritige archery Bridger Mtn. longbow 59@ 28 and still is.
I feel if it aint broke dont fix it.
Great question. :campfire:
Some kind of varmits are always in season.If I had to get a deer to eat I would of starved long ago.
I have three some times four to go bows.
Same bow as last year and will be the same bow until I am done hunting. My back up bow is identical to my primary bow..
Same bow for me for the last six years-only fell off the wagon once or twice.................I think................but I didn't mean to!
Well I left my own story out. I don't own the bow I hunted with last year. Heck I can't remember what it was. Throughout 2010 I put together a pair of cheyenne. I don't believe they will be going away anytime soon. I'm now working on finding a pair of longbows for next season. If your wondering why a pair its because I had some limbs delam. on me two days before opening day a couple of years ago.
have owned and shot the same bow since 1991 and would not change it for the world.
Yes sir, and it will go to my grave with me. My St. Joe River is the only bow I have shot that hits where I am looking. It works for me so why change it. It gets a new string and a wax every month. The only thing I wish is that I had found it earlier in my life.
I still have the same three or four bows that I hunt with -- an ACS, a Bear TD , and Robertson, Liberty and Hill longbows. I guess that's five. Which I take on any particular day depends on where/how I'll be hunting -- out of a blind, tree stand, ground, etc. Have a few weeks of season left and I'm still out after them.
Do you still own that bow ??? Yes
Is it still your go to bow ??? Yes
If not then what replaced it ??? Nothing replaced it, but I did add another model bow from the same maker.....two inches longer and with two different sets and poundage limbs.
Winterhawk1960
Last season I hunted with "The Stick", a metal-riser recurve. This year I'm (still) hunting with a Habu.
I could close my eyes and pick anyone of a dozen of my bows and hunt with it. I've shot every single one of them over the past three days.
My go-to bow for the past four seasons has been a Trad Tech Titan with Winex limbs. Oddly enough, this is the longest I've ever hunted with the same bow as my first choice.
A Cari-bow Peregrine that Abe built for me a few years ago. I have several bows that I occasionally hunt with but this particular Peregrine starts and finishes deer season with me.