Well my TradGand friends" I did it! I honestly sold all my C------d bows..now Im 100% Trad now "" I broke the chains" ..what a relief..just got fed up with all the BS that goings w/ the cam bows.. Haa.. even I have a $4 bow press ....

Good going.  I did that about 1990 and there has been no looking back.

damn it man!
i still have mine , and can't denie how perfect they are ---------BUT!--- i  i much prefere my recurve!

good going. Its all about the journey..

perfection is in the eye of the beholder  

Way to go man,when I look at those old Compound that I stored and never more used' in the last 15 years they look obsolete,my recurves of the 60's are still work of art, a string on and ready to go in 5 seconds

That's awesome man!

good job man!

i was having a tough season a few years back and in a moment of weakness took the c-pound out on a hunt. it was a sad hunt and only a reminder of why i chose trad to begin with. sold my c-pound soon after and never regretted it.

having a c-pound lying around will diminish people's potential and/or enjoyment of trad archery in my opinion.

enjoy!!!      

Only way to do it. It is definately a decision you wont regret.

I still have one of my compounds.  If I want to take my trad bow, i just take it.  I dont think having the compound diminishes anything for me.  It's a constant reminder why I chose the Bob Lee.  Those wheels, strings, sights, stabilizers, etc are a reminder to continue to keep things simple.

I haven't shot my compound in about 4 years.

The year before I had a really nice 8 pointer working a scrape at about 12 yards. I'd been shooting my longbow all summer and was using the compound. I canted the bow, took the instinctive shot and watched it go right under his belly.

I realized then that I need to stick with one or the other because the brain got confused when under the gun and I reverted to the instinctive shot when I shoulda used the old sight pins.

I still have it and tried to sell it. It was a step above beginner compound when I bought it 18 years ago. Now no one wants to buy it because it's so outdated compared to the tech stuff now.

LOL seems there comes a time when ya just know it's time to let go.I held on to mine,still have some older dust collectors,for a good many yrs till I cracked the limb tips in my curve and dust off the wheels for turkeys...shot about a doz arrows and sold it not hunting hunting turkeys at all that yr I just knew it was time

Sometimes I wish I had a whole lot of old wheelie bows, which I could - of course - sell, to afford some badass trad bows!

LOL those "old wheelie bows" don't hold their value and are genrally worthless after 10yrs probably less I suppose a whole lot could add up